Posts Tagged ‘States’
GAO report may stop states meddling with RRGs
Posted by: incur on: August 30, 2010
BURLINGTON, Vt.—A forthcoming Government Accountability Office report could spur Congress to act on legislation that would make it more difficult for state regulators to illegally interfere with risk retention groups domiciled outside their borders, an attorney for an RRG trade association says. U.S. Reps. Dennis Moore, D-Kan.; Suzanne Kosmas, D-Fla.; and John Campbell, R-Calif., last [...]
States get funds to boost oversight of health insurance premiums
Posted by: incur on: August 18, 2010
The $1-million grants, which went to all but five states, will help many expand public access to information about rate hikes and hire experts to review proposed charges. Reporting from Washington — The Obama administration is sending $1-million grants to state insurance regulators to help increase oversight of rising health insurance premiums, a key step [...]
Pa. among least-strict states for teen drivers
Posted by: incur on: February 2, 2010
In New Jersey, a newly licensed teenage driver can take only one passenger from outside his household for a ride, a provision soon to become even more stringent. Delaware also imposes limits on teen drivers’ passengers, as do 41 other states and the District of Columbia. But in Pennsylvania, a new young driver can load [...]
Pa. among least-strict states for teen drivers
Posted by: incur on: February 1, 2010
In New Jersey, a newly licensed teenage driver can take only one passenger from outside his household for a ride, a provision soon to become even more stringent. Delaware also imposes limits on teen drivers’ passengers, as do 41 other states and the District of Columbia. But in Pennsylvania, a new young driver can load [...]
Pa. among least-strict states for teen drivers
Posted by: incur on: December 23, 2009
In New Jersey, a newly licensed teenage driver can take only one passenger from outside his household for a ride, a provision soon to become even more stringent. Delaware also imposes limits on teen drivers’ passengers, as do 41 other states and the District of Columbia. But in Pennsylvania, a new young driver can load [...]
States Exert More Controls On Insurers, Consumers
Posted by: incur on: June 28, 2009
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The role of government in the American insurance market increased in 2008, according to a 50-state study released by two conservative think tanks. “For every free-market reform, a regulatory setback increased government intervention in many states,” concluded the report by the Washington-based Competitive Enterprise Institute and the Heartland Institute in Chicago. Their study examined whether [...]
Insurers Go To States For A Break On Surplus Requirements
Posted by: incur on: March 14, 2009
More insurers under state “permitted practices” rules are requesting relief from requirements concerning their capital surplus. Approximately 20 companies have applied to the Ohio insurance department for relief in response to bulletins issued on Feb. 3, according to Carly Glick, a department spokesperson. Letters will be sent to the companies next week in response to [...]
Insurers Go To States For A Break On Surplus Requirements
Posted by: incur on: March 14, 2009
More insurers under state “permitted practices” rules are requesting relief from requirements concerning their capital surplus. Approximately 20 companies have applied to the Ohio insurance department for relief in response to bulletins issued on Feb. 3, according to Carly Glick, a department spokesperson. Letters will be sent to the companies next week in response to [...]
Insurers Go To States For A Break On Surplus Requirements
Posted by: incur on: March 13, 2009
More insurers under state “permitted practices” rules are requesting relief from requirements concerning their capital surplus. Approximately 20 companies have applied to the Ohio insurance department for relief in response to bulletins issued on Feb. 3, according to Carly Glick, a department spokesperson. Letters will be sent to the companies next week in response to [...]
Insurers Go To States For A Break On Surplus Requirements
Posted by: incur on: March 13, 2009
More insurers under state “permitted practices” rules are requesting relief from requirements concerning their capital surplus. Approximately 20 companies have applied to the Ohio insurance department for relief in response to bulletins issued on Feb. 3, according to Carly Glick, a department spokesperson. Letters will be sent to the companies next week in response to [...]
