NAIC Annuity Sales Rule Proposal Faces Showdown In Chicago
A National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ working group will meet again in person – this time in Chicago. The group hopes to reach agreement between conservative and liberal factions on an annuity sales model law for the states to adopt.Read more
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NAIC Annuity Sales Rule Proposal Faces Showdown In Chicago
A National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ working group will meet again in person – this time in Chicago. The group hopes to reach agreement between conservative and liberal factions on an annuity sales model law for the states to adopt.
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