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Insurers Slam New Reform Rules
The health insurance industry is arguing that new health reform regulations just issued by the Obama administration will result in sudden and sharp cost increases for health care.
Insurance Commissioner Faces Tough Confirmation
Senate Democrats have torpedoed at least one of Gov. Rick Perry’s appointments during each of the past two legislative sessions. Texas Insurance Commissioner Eleanor Kitzman could be the next to fall.
83rd Texas Legislature: Update from the Capitol
The 83rd Session of the Texas Legislature is in its sixth week, with Senate and House committees meeting regularly and with groups of NAIFA-Texas members reviewing bills of interest to agents.
SEC to Seek Comments, Weigh Fiduciary Standard
Elisse Walter, chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, told members of the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday that the SEC is “giving serious consideration” to its rule to put brokers under a fiduciary mandate, and confirmed previous reports that the agency will move forward with a request for public input on the rule.
NAIFA Members Hold More Than 160 Meetings With Legislators and Staffers on Capitol Hill
More than 150 insurance and financial advisors from around the country concluded NAIFA's annual Political Involvement/Political Action training meeting with visits to congressional offices Tuesday.
Bruce Murray, Trustee of the Year Awards Go to Deserving Leaders
On the occasion of the NAIFA-Texas Conference and Annual Business Meeting, the association took the time to recognize two outstanding leaders for their service.



















