NFIP Training Continues Ahead of Oct. 1 Rating Changes
Read about the upsides of the National Flood Insurance Program’s (NFIP) new rating engine – Risk Rating 2.0 – and how to schedule producer training.
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Insurers, Adjusters Reminded of Proper Auto Claims Processing
The Department of Insurance is reminding Auto insurers and adjustors of their statutory duty to perform a “reasonable investigation” before making a determination of comparative negligence.
Revised ACORD 38 DE
The revised ACORD 38 DE took effect this month. Learn how it complies with a state regulatory change.
Agent Training on NFIP Changes
Learn the latest as FEMA transitions from its legacy rating system to the new Risk Rating 2.0 for National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) policies.
DE State Lawmakers Pass Insurance-Related Bills
Review the list of relevant legislation passed during the first half of the legislative session, which ended June 30 in Dover.
IA&B Testifies on PA Stacking Bill
Pennsylvania state lawmakers heard from the independent agent community on the benefits of SB 676, which would eliminate stacking and remove the restriction on UM/UIM limits.
NFIP Risk Rating 2.0 to Make Waves This Fall
Learn how FEMA’s new rating system will impact NFIP policyholders’ premiums, as well as producers’ quoting process.
IA&B Advocacy Efforts Need Your Support
AgentPAC is your bi-partisan, state-based political action committee that works hand-in-hand with IA&B’s advocacy efforts to support candidates who understand the issues important to the independent agent and broker community.
What You Need to Know About Risk Rating 2.0
FEMA just released updated final draft guidance for the National Flood Insurance Program’s new pricing methodology, as well as Risk Rating 2.0 training dates for agents.
What Will Risk Rating 2.0 Mean for Your Flood Customers?
Risk Rating 2.0 is slated to affect pricing of new National Flood Insurance Program policies as of Oct. 1, 2021 and renewal policies on April 1, 2022.