It's an issue that has been simmering for years: Are independent insurance agents best represented with a single trade association?
The latest wrinkle comes with the independent agents' associations in Delaware and Pennsyvania withdrawing from their affiliation with the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents starting in 2012.
Boards of both state associations cited “fiduciary responsibility” as the reason for the move, and reiterated the need for a single association.
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