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About NBP
Founded in 2005, National Benefit Partners (NBP) is unique in that it is an independent distribution company that focuses primarily on Voluntary Benefits and the Worksite Market.
NBP brings its Member Firms or “Allied Distributors” access to a wide spectrum of products, services, and support, which is “Best in Class” and delivered all from a single source.
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Who We Are
Since 1912, we at Liberty Mutual have committed ourselves to providing broad, useful and competitively-priced insurance products and services to meet our customers' ever-changing needs.
Our delivery on this commitment is the reason we’re now the third-largest property and casualty insurer in the U.S. based on 2010 net written premium, why we’ve e...
Welcome to NAPA, the National Association of Professional Agents.
NAPA provides insurance agents with direct access to a complete line of insurance benefits and professional services including errors and omissions Insurance (e&o insurance), health insurance, life insurance, vision & dental insurance, home & auto insurance and agent resources. NAPA members also receive discounts on bu...
Smart’s Publishing has a long history as a publisher for the financial services industry. We publish Smart’s California Insurance Report (formerly Smart’s Insurance Bulletin), which has covered the insurance industry continuously since 1953. Our writers have extensive experience and credibility in the insurance industry.
We understand that when your name is on the front page, yo...
ABOUT COBRA
Background
The law we call COBRA, which provides continuation coverage requirements applicable to group health plans, actually was a component of the massive Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985. COBRA became law when it was signed by President Reagan on April 7, 1986.
On June 15, 1987, the IRS issued Proposed Regulations under COBRA which filled in some of the g...
ABOUT COBRA
Background
The law we call COBRA, which provides continuation coverage requirements applicable to group health plans, actually was a component of the massive Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985. COBRA became law when it was signed by President Reagan on April 7, 1986.
On June 15, 1987, the IRS issued Proposed Regulations under COBRA which filled in some of the g...