NAIFA's Congressional Conference, the Premier Federal Grassroots Advocacy Event for Financial Services Professionals, to Be May 23-24
On the second day of the
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NAIFA President
This year's
- Providing products, services, and advice that improve the financial security of 90 million American families
- Promoting financial literacy and self-sufficiency in diverse communities
- Strengthening the
U.S. economy and contributing to the financial health of communities in every Congressional district - Representing the best interests of their clients and promoting the success of Main Street Americans and businesses
"The personal stories financial services professionals tell profoundly illustrate how public policies impact their clients," said NAIFA Senior Vice President for Government Relations
The event is open to all financial services professionals, including those exploring membership in NAIFA. Save the date,
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