While many top Big “I” federal priorities enjoy strong bipartisan support, the shift in political power will present challenges for issues including legal system reform and small business tax reform.
Charles Symington, Big “I” president and CEO, and Nathan Riedel, Big “I” senior vice president of federal government affairs, unpack the outcome of the election and its impact on independent agents.
October was Cybersecurity Awareness Month and Independent Agent provided insights on how agents could use the timely opportunity to help clients strengthen cyber hygiene.
With the balance of power in both chambers of U.S. Congress in play, the Big “I” government affairs team breaks down what to expect on election day.
FEMA’s decision to sell policies directly to consumers raises questions about the federal government’s role in insurance distribution and could bypass agents and Write-Your-Own carriers.
Kenneth Harper’s passion for servant leadership is what drew him to the insurance industry—and to the political arena. It’s also what prompted him to attend the inaugural Insurance Campaign Institute.
If an agent in New York no longer represents a carrier, how long does the carrier need to remain on the customer’s risk for auto, home and umbrella?
Given the rapidly evolving regulatory and business landscape, here are four steps agents may wish to consider as they evaluate and deploy new AI tools and functionality.
The bill would amend the Internal Revenue Code to ensure that individuals recovering from natural disasters are not unfairly taxed on the financial help they receive to rebuild their lives.
Insurance agents are stepping beyond the agency and into the political arena—and the Insurance Campaign Institute is helping them get there.
