Features for June 2000
- In the Underworld: Kidnapping, Hostage-Taking and Extortion Demands On the Rise
- Nursing Home Coverages Decline as Insurers Pull out of Market
- Commercial Lines Deregulation Continuesto Gain Momentum at State Level
- TDI Launches Probe Into Race-Based Pricing of Small Life Policies
- Free CE Credit Courses Can Benefit Both Wholesalers & Producers
- Keeping the Bugs Out of Your System
- P/C Industry’s Net Income Dropsby a Third in First-Quarter 2000
- Aviation Prices Go Up, Up and Away
- Wokers Comp Claim Costs Higher in Texas
- Liquor Stores: Selling Alcohol is a Liability
- Putting Life Back in Your Agency
- School Rules For the New Millennium
- Homeowner Policy Sales Make a Successful Online Debut
- Natural Disaster Reform Legislation Reaches a Turning Point
- Technology is Your Slave, Not Your Master
- Bancassurance Model is Business as Usual in European Countries
- Whose Responsibility Is It’ Educating Agents and Insureds about Flood Insurance
- Quake Authority Looks to Develop a Five-Year Strategic Plan
- Urge to Merge Subsides in 1999; 2000 Following the Same Course
- Data Mining vs. PrivacyTrolling for new business leads has been the bane of insurance agents fo
- High-Stakes Hurricane Season Arrives
- Quake Bills Could Create Shaky Ground for Insurers
- AIG Realigns, Forms WorldSource Division
- High-Stakes Hurricane Season
- Who’s Who Across Texas: Local Associations at Work
- AAMGA Members Focus on Education, Honoring Industry Leaders
- Lloyd’s of London Presents Strong Case
- Fitzhugh & Co. Agency Sells to Former National Lloyds COO
- Industry’s urge to Merge Subsides in 1999; 2000 Looks the Same
- Questions & Answers
- Are you making the most of e-mail’
- Kansas Agency Takes Advantage of Financial Services Reform