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It’s “chartered” property casualty underwriter, not certified.
Ugh, I hate it when that happens! Thanks so much for pointing that out. I will change it right now. –Stephanie Jones
Was “living” in the title necessary? Unless, of course, there exists a conversation with the oldest deceased CPCU designate. THAT I might want to read about.