Federal regulation of insurance, based on a proposal before Congress, would “roll back strong, state based consumer protections,” according to the nonpartisan group, Consumer Watchdog.

Reps. Melissa Bean (D-Ill) and Ed …  Read →

Members of the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents will gather in Washington, D.C., April 1 and 2 for their annual Federal Legislative Summit with the goal of reinforcing the …  Read →

An alternative to the weaknesses inherent in federal and state regulation of insurance might be the concept of “competitive federalism,” an insurance industry expert suggested recently.

Martin F. Grace, professor of …  Read →

The insurance arms of American International Group did not lead it to seek billions in federal aid, but will likely be the mechanisms to repay American taxpayers, according to Pennsylvania …  Read →