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How to Create a Social Media Policy

If you have a social presence but no social media policy in place, you could be exposing yourself to a host of privacy, E&O and security implications.

Big ‘I’ Government Affairs Team: Ready for 2016

The Big “I” government affairs team is comprised of a bipartisan lobbying staff that puts its impressive credentials to good use representing independent agents and brokers on Capitol Hill.

New Health Care Trends Drive Change for Workers Comp

On average, medical now represents 60% of the benefit dollar provided to injured workers nationally. Why are medical costs on the rise? And what’s happening in the health care space that will impact workers comp insurance in 2016?

One Smart Way to Boost Sales This Year

Was “increase agency revenue” your New Year’s resolution? Independent agents who love stats will appreciate this worthwhile tactic.

How Sales Automation Can Improve Agency Operations

As the insurance workforce promises to turn over in the years ahead, forward-thinking agencies are recognizing the need to use automation in their sales operations to bring new producers up to speed.

Can Your Clients Deduct LTCi Premiums This Year?

Various kinds of taxes affect small businesses. When a business can use the tax code in its favor to lower its taxes and accomplish an important objective, it’s an opportunity it shouldn’t pass up.

State of the Workers Comp Market: ‘A Good Pattern’

The NCCI’s 2015 workers compensation insurance rate filings lean heavily to the decrease side, and this year marks the first positive combined ratio in several years. What’s driving workers comp pricing trends, and what’s on the horizon for you and your c

From the Front Lines: Workers Compensation

After a number of years in commercial banking, Hal Averette wanted to work with business owners in a broader way. As an independent agent, he quickly learned that most business owners view their employees as one of their biggest assets—and biggest potenti

Prime Insurance Company Product Protects Arrested Suspects

Research suggests as many as 2.5-5% of U.S. prisoners are innocent. Prime Insurance Company now offers a product that protects policyholders if they find themselves arrested under suspicion of committing a serious crime.

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