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NAIFA Members Represent #MainStreetUSA Voters

NAIFA members are excellent advocates on behalf of their colleagues, clients, and communities because they live in cities, towns, and counties across the country. They comprise NAIFA's Grassroots Army and, along with our experienced staff, engage decisionmakers at every level of the legislative and regulatory system. To ensure successful outcomes and fulfill the commitment to protect our members and the Main Street families they serve, NAIFA's presence on the state and federal levels encapsulates our passion with an \u201call of the above\u201d strategy.

We urge strong legislation and regulations that protect consumers and the industry. Additionally, we suggest alternatives to laws and rules that could carry harmful or unintended consequences. When necessary, we turn to litigation and the court system to protect our members and their clients.

NAIFA is the only advocacy association of insurance and financial professionals influencing policy decisions in every state capital. Our broad policy scope sets us apart because we consistently strive to keep a pulse on all industry-related advocacy. Below please find our formal stances and relevant resources on our core policy issues.

Check out NAIFA Government Relations in Action!

NAIFA Advocacy In Action Blog

NAIFA Submitted Comment Letters to Regulators

Life Insurance Awareness Month 2024 Tool Kits

NAIFA Stances on Key Issues

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IFAPAC: Your Career Protection Insurance

Advocate. Educate. Differentiate. That is NAIFA's Membership Promise.

The Insurance and Financial Advisors Political Action Committee, IFAPAC, allows contributors to combine their financial support to candidates who understand and support our industry. IFAPAC, is a crucial tool to ensure that NAIFA can advocate on the issues important to our members.

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IFAPAC Political Impact

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IFAPAC Disclaimer

Contributions to IFAPAC are voluntary and contributed to candidates for elective office. Your contributions will be divided between your state association IFAPAC and IFAPAC National, if you have directed NAIFA to do so. Club types listed above are merely suggestions. You can contribute more or less than the suggested amount. The amount contributed will not benefit or disadvantage you in any way. You have the right to refuse to contribute without reprisal. Corporate contributions to IFAPAC\u2019s political fund are prohibited. Contributions to IFAPAC are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. For NAIFA-Massachusetts members, the division of funds will be 50%/50% up to the state limit of $500 per calendar year.

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IFAPAC\ufeff Annual Giving Levels

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\ufeffPay to Play Rules

The SEC enacted its Pay-to-Play Rule to make sure political campaign contributions have no bearing on who receives financial advisory contracts granted by state and local governments. IFAPAC has made procedural changes to ensure that the federal PAC is not affected.

Sharing your IFAPAC contribution with both your state IFAPAC and your federal IFAPAC is in the best interests of our advocacy program. Accordingly, it is imperative that you take action to make sure your contribution is shared with your state PAC \u2013 if your company and/or broker-dealer permits the contribution sharing \u2013 by completing an IFAPAC Directive.

NAIFA Member Directive for Use of IFAPAC Funds

To complete your IFAPAC Directive online, please click change my sharing status on the right-hand side bar of this screen.

Additional Information and Resources:

Does Your Compliance Officer Understand the SEC\u2019s Pay to Play Rule?

To continue NAIFA\u2019s tradition of an active volunteer leadership and strong, effective advocacy, IFAPAC has designed the SUMMARY OF NAIFA MEMBER PAC ACTIVITIES to help your compliance office(s) better understand the structure of IFAPAC to allow for political contributions as well as to better define the scope of the political activities in which IFAPAC volunteers engage.

Questions and Answers on the SEC\u2019s \u201cPay-to-Play\u201d Rule

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General Information

Q. What is the Pay-to-Play Rule?

A. The Pay-to-Play Rule is a regulation issued by the SEC to limit the influence of political contributions by investment advisers and certain other persons (known as \u201ccovered associates\u201d) in the awarding of advisory contracts by state and local governments. The Rule has three key components:

1. Prohibition on Political Contributions \u2013 The Rule prohibits SEC-registered investment advisers and certain advisers exempt from SEC registration (an \u201cSEC Adviser\u201d) from receiving compensation for investment advisory services provided to a state or local government investment plan or program for two years following a contribution by the SEC Adviser, its \u201ccovered associates,\u201d or a PAC controlled by either the SEC Adviser or a \u201ccovered associate,\u201d to \u201ccovered\u201d state and local officials.

a. \u201cCovered associate\u201d includes senior officials of the SEC Adviser and employees who solicit state or local government entities for advisory business on behalf of the SEC Adviser.

b. \u201cCovered official\u201d includes state and local officials with influence over the selection of the government investment plan\u2019s investment adviser.

The Rule also prohibits an SEC Adviser from receiving compensation for advisory services provided to a state or local government investment plan or program for two years following a request for contributions to such officials by the Adviser, a \u201ccovered associate\u201d or controlled PAC.

2. Placement-Agent Ban \u2013 The Rule prohibits SEC Advisers from using third parties to solicit government business unless the third-party solicitor is a regulated person subject to comparable Pay-to-Play restrictions; and

3. Recordkeeping Requirements \u2013 The Rule requires that SEC Advisers with state or local government clients maintain records of political contributions made by the SEC Adviser and its \u201ccovered associates.\u201d

Q. How can the Pay-to-Play Rule impact me?

A. Generally, if neither you nor the company with which you are associated is registered with the SEC as an investment adviser, the Pay-to-Play Rule should not apply to you. If you are registered with the SEC, as an investment advisor or an investment advisor representative, or if you are a \u201ccovered associate\u201d of an investment adviser registered with the SEC, the Rule will limit the adviser\u2019s ability to receive compensation for providing advisory services to state or local governments if you contribute to certain \u201ccovered officials\u201d with influence over the selection of the government entity\u2019s investment adviser.

Q. What does that have to do with my contributions to NAIFA\u2019s PAC?

A. The Rule states that contributions to a PAC could be considered \u201cindirect\u201d contributions to \u201ccovered officials\u201d if the contributor knows or should know that the PAC would contribute to \u201ccovered officials.\u201d If the PAC does indeed contribute to a \u201ccovered official,\u201d the contributor and his/her investment adviser could be subject to the Rule\u2019s restrictions and requirements.

Q. It seems that I am not covered by the Rule. Is there anything else I should be aware of?

A. Yes. Many companies have implemented compliance policies that are stricter than the Rule\u2019s requirements, by considering a wider group of their employees and contractors to be \u201ccovered associates.\u201d (For example, a number of companies consider all of their IARs to be \u201ccovered associates,\u201d even though this is not required under the Rule.) You are encouraged to consult with your company\u2019s compliance department for any specific limitations or requirements before making any political contributions.

Q. Should we start our own state PAC?

A. You already have one! There is no need to start another one. Starting another state PAC will not exempt your members from possible coverage under the Rule.

Q. Why doesn\u2019t the portion of the SEC\u2019s own FAQ (reproduced below) resolve many of the issues for NAIFA members?

Q: If an adviser subject to the Pay-to-Play Rule, or one of the adviser\u2019s covered associates, makes a contribution to a political party, PAC or other committee or organization, but not to an official, could the adviser still be subject to a two-year time out under Rule 206(4)-5(a)(1)?

A: A contribution to a political party, PAC or other committee or organization would not trigger a two-year time out under Rule 206(4)-5(a)(1), unless it is a means to do indirectly what the Rule prohibits if done directly (for example, the contribution is earmarked or known to be provided for the benefit of a particular political official) (see footnote 154 of the Adopting Release). We note, however, that the Pay-to-Play Rule prohibits advisers and their covered associates from coordinating or soliciting any person (including a non-natural person) or PAC to make any payment to a political party of a state or locality where the investment adviser is providing or seeking to provide investment advisory services to a government entity (see Rule 206(4)-5(a)(2)(ii)).

A. Even though a contribution to a PAC is not, in and of itself, automatically considered to be a prohibited contribution under the Rule, the above FAQ excerpt indicates that contributions to PACs might be considered impermissible if they indirectly benefit a \u201ccovered official.\u201d Additionally, this FAQ does not mention that the SEC\u2019s Adopting Release imposes an obligation on all advisers and their \u201ccovered associates\u201d to inquire how any funds contributed to PACs would be used. This \u201cduty to inquire\u201d gives the SEC a much broader mandate to pull contributions within the scope of the Rule. This is why many company and broker/dealer compliance departments will permit contributions to PACs, but will not permit contributions to PACs that are earmarked for a particular candidate.

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Questions Regarding \"Covered Officials\"

Q. In our state, legislators have nothing to do with deciding who gets a government contract or appointing someone who decides who gets a government contract. Therefore, isn\u2019t our state IFAPAC exempt from the SEC Pay-to-Play Rule?

A. Even if your state IFAPAC is not covered by the Rule, because your elected officials do not influence the awarding of government advisory contracts, you must keep in mind that it is the company and broker/dealer compliance departments that are largely setting the terms under which their field forces can participate in political giving. NAIFA cannot risk jeopardizing member livelihoods by suggesting that members can freely give to IFAPAC because NAIFA members must adhere to requirements set by their compliance departments.

Q. How does our state PAC determine who is a \u201ccovered official\u201d so our PAC might be able to avoid conflicting with the Rule by simply refraining from contributing to those officials?

A. Unfortunately, there is no easy answer here since \u201ccovered officials\u201d are determined on a state-by-state level. Each of the 50 states (to say nothing of individual municipalities within those states) has different procedures for choosing investment advisers, and has different officials involved in making these determinations. For example, in one state investment adviser contracts may be awarded by a single official appointed by the governor, in which case only that official and the governor would be covered officials. Other states, however, might have a more elaborate nomination and confirmation process involving a panel of elected officials (state treasurers, state comptrollers, state legislators, etc.) and, therefore, have a larger group of officials covered by the Rule. Thus, there is no way for NAIFA to provide \u201cone size fits all\u201d guidance to members and state associations on this issue. Furthermore, company and broker/dealer compliance departments are dictating the terms under which their field forces can participate in political giving.

Q. In my state \"Financial Advisory Contracts\" are not awarded by politicians, they are awarded by departments and department heads that do not run for office but are appointed. Is NAIFA working on or do they intend to exempt states where no amount of political contributions is going to influence what a department or department head decides? NAIFA, the SEC and company compliance departments surely are aware that some states have safeguards where PAC contributions do not influence Financial Advisory Contracts and I would ask that our state be exempted from this ruling and our PAC contributions be divided as they have always been.

A. Just because the direct decision-makers on advisory contracts in your state are not elected officials does not mean that your state PAC need not concern itself with the Pay-to-Play Rule. As stated in the SEC\u2019s Adopting Release, the Rule is \u201ctriggered by contributions not only to elected officials who have legal authority to hire the adviser, but also to elected officials (such as persons with appointment authority) who can influence the hiring of the adviser\u201d because \u201ca person appointed by an elected official is likely to be subject to that official\u2019s influences and recommendations.\u201d The appointment process can differ from state-to-state, but elected officials with appointment authority could include the governor, chief financial officer, legislators or other elected officials. Furthermore, NAIFA members must be sure to comply not only with the SEC Rule, but also with the compliance procedures that their companies have adopted in response to the Rule. As a result, it is imperative that NAIFA members check with their company compliance departments before making PAC contributions. Company compliance policies regarding the Pay-to-Play Rule vary quite a bit, and NAIFA cannot monitor what instructions every company has given to its particular field force. To date, NAIFA has not seen any company compliance policies on the Rule that are state-specific. Your best opportunity is to get all of your IFAPAC contributors to check the \u201cstate share\u201d box on the IFAPAC Directive (if they are permitted to do so by their company or broker/dealer compliance departments) as soon as possible. NAIFA members must be the ones responsible for managing their own IFAPAC Directives, especially since they have the most to lose if they inadvertently make impermissible political contributions.

Q. Besides contributions to \u201ccovered official\u201d campaigns, state party committees and state PACs, are there other types of contributions that are also covered by the SEC Rule?

A. Yes. A contribution is defined to include a gift, subscription, loan, advance, deposit of money, or anything of value made for the purpose of influencing a federal, state, or local election, including any payments for debts incurred in such an election. It also includes transition or inaugural expenses incurred by a successful candidate for state or local office.

IFAPAC FAQ's

Questions about IFAPAC? Find your answers below or contact the IFAPAC staff at ifapac@naifa.org.

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What is IFAPAC?

The Insurance and Financial Advisors Political Action Committee (IFAPAC) is the political advocacy arm of NAIFA. Because NAIFA and similar organizations are prohibited by law from making political contributions, IFAPAC was created to allow contributors to combine their financial support to candidates who understand and support our industry.

What is IFAPAC's Mission?

IFAPAC seeks to advance the legislative interests of NAIFA members on both the state and federal levels, preserve a favorable governmental climate, and promote the best interests of consumers by supporting the campaigns of carefully selected candidates for elective office.

How can IFAPAC help you?

IFAPAC is made up of voluntary contributions from NAIFA members across the country. These contributions are used to support state and federal candidates who are supportive of NAIFA issues. There is power in numbers, and IFAPAC can amplify your voice on issues important to you and your business.

What is IFAPAC Important?

There is no better way to protect yourself and your business from political harm than to help elect

lawmakers who know that they have a powerful constituency of insurance and financial services

professionals who are politically aware and actively involved in public policy making. NAIFA members

must invest in efforts to protect themselves against political risks, just as they would invest to protect themselves.

What are the methods of contributing?

Individuals may contribute via automatic monthly bank draft from their personal checking account, personal check or personal VISA, American Express, MasterCard or Discover.

How does IFAPAC work with NAIFA's Legislative Strategy?

IFAPAC allows NAIFA and its members to build relationships and educate lawmakers on the importance of our industry to America\u2019s 90 million families. IFAPAC enhances NAIFA\u2019s advocacy by helping ensure that the right person hears the right message at the right time.

Should I use a bank draft system to donate to IFAPAC?

Yes! Bank drafts help reduce administrative costs and allow IFAPAC to have funds available throughout the year. Individuals can give as little as $10 per month on bank draft. Bank draft transactions are done on or about the 10th of every month. It generally takes two business days to reach an individual\u2019s account for withdrawal. For a new account, the first draft will be made on or about the 25th of the month, with subsequent withdrawals on or about the 10th.

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Can I give monthly via credit card?

Yes. Individuals may give via monthly credit card starting at $25 a month.

Is my contribution to IFAPAC deductible on my federal income tax return?

No. Congress eliminated the tax credit for all political contributions many years ago.

What is the address for sending contributions?

The fastest way to send a contribution to IFAPAC is to contribute online.

How do I change my account information for my monthly contribution?

Call (703-770-8100) or email (ifapac@naifa.org) National IFAPAC staff.

Who decides how NAIFAPAC funds are spent?

NAIFA Contributions are determined by a Candidate Selection Group, which is comprised of NAIFA members. In addition, input from state and local association officers and IFAPAC contributors is vital to IFAPAC\u2019s ability to make informed decisions regarding which candidates should receive campaign support.

Can I direct IFAPAC to send a contribution to a particular candidate?

No. \u201cEarmarking\u201d of individual contributions is prohibited. However, IFAPAC invites input regarding disbursements from all its contributors. NAIFAPAC has a special candidate questionnaire that should be used for open seat candidates. Members should also communicate their preferences to their state IFAPAC chair.

How does NAIFAPAC determine who to support in an open seat race?

The IFAPAC Candidate Selection Group (CSG) depends on the recommendation and input of the NAIFA State Chapter when determining if they will support a candidate in a federal open seat. The CSG requires a NAIFAPAC Candidate Questionnaire be filled out for all open seat races and support from the Chapter leadership.

Please note, due to NAIFA's member's being under SEC and FINRA \"Pay to Play\" rules, NAIFAPAC cannot support a candidate who has held state or local elected office within the past two years. For more information on the NAIFAPAC candidate selection process, you can contact ifapac@naifa.org.

IFAPAC and Website & Social Media Best Practices

Many NAIFA Chapters are embracing social media tools such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and integrating these tools into their chapter activities. IFAPAC related information on social media and websites is subject to both federal and state election laws, and these laws require that the federation regulate access to IFAPAC related sections of our sites and social media community pages.

Chapters must carefully monitor the content of their sites if they include IFAPAC information that goes beyond simply providing information about PACs and also constitutes a solicitation for IFAPAC contributions.

Only NAIFA\u2019s solicit-able class can have access to most IFAPAC information and materials as well as be solicited to contribute to IFAPAC. NAIFA\u2019s solicit-able class includes all members (as defined by NAIFA) and their spouses as well as national and chapter, administrative, and management personnel. Anything which could be considered a solicitation for an IFAPAC contribution will need member access only password protection.

For example, posting the names of contributors and amounts contributed, particularly if those having made such contributions are favorably commended is considered a solicitation.

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So what exactly constitutes a solicitation?

The FEC says any communication which \u201cencourages\u2026 support [of] the PAC\u2019s activities (by making a contribution) [or] facilitates the making of contributions.\u201d Facilitation of the making of contributions would include providing information on how individuals may contribute to the PAC, such as by including an address to which a contribution may be sent in the communication.

What is and is not a solicitation? https://www.fec.gov/help-candidates-and-committees/fundraising-for-ssf/what-is-and-is-not-solicitation-for-ssf/

Do not try to interpret FEC meaning on your own. If you are unsure, even in the slightest, the best course of action is to always seek approval from the National IFAPAC staff.

What IFAPAC information can be placed on the association public webpages & social media?

General information about IFAPAC, such as contact information and staff
General information about IFAPAC activities, such as a calendar of IFAPAC events
IFAPAC financial information, such as how much had been contributed or the number of contributors to IFAPAC in a given period
Information about contributions IFAPAC has made to candidates
A description of the restrictions under which IFAPAC operates, such as that only NAIFA members may contribute to IFAPAC or who determines which candidates will receive IFAPAC support
Copies of the campaign finance reports filed with regulators, such as the Federal Election Commission or its state counterpart, setting forth the contributions received or disbursements made by IFAPAC
Contributors may post information about themselves for recognition they have received for their investments, such as being a Diplomat, but cannot write posts encouraging others to make similar IFAPAC contributions

How can a chapter promote IFAPAC fundraising events on its public pages?

A chapter could list IFAPAC fundraising events on its public pages and calendars but must be careful that the name of the event itself does not constitute a solicitation, nor can there be specific information about the event beyond the location, date and time of the event. For example, the chapter can list \u201cIFAPAC Casino Night\u201d on its public website calendar with a link to a password protected area of the site that would contain more detailed information. However, events named \u201cGive to IFAPAC\u201d or \u201cIFAPAC Needs Your Contribution\u201d could not be publicly displayed, because those names would constitute solicitations.

Moreover, information that expressly encourages attendance and/or PAC contributions at such an event, or information about where to send PAC contributions, constitutes a solicitation.

In other words, a chapter can only list the innocuous name, location, date, time, and say nothing else.

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What else must chapters do when using websites and social media for IFAPAC?

Include FEC Disclaimer Language on every solicitation: Contributions to IFAPAC are voluntary and contributed to candidates for elective office. If you have directed NAIFA to do so, your contributions will be divided between your state IFAPAC chapter and IFAPAC National. Club types listed above are merely suggestions. You can contribute more or less than the suggested amount. The amount contributed will not benefit or disadvantage you in any way. You have the right to refuse to contribute without reprisal. Corporate contributions to IFAPAC\u2019s political fund are prohibited. Contributions to IFAPAC are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. For NAIFA-Massachusetts members, the division of funds will be 50%/50% up to the state limit of $500 per calendar year.
The chapter must, as noted, employ a member access only password protection feature for areas of their site which may include an IFAPAC solicitation. The site administrator should also implement a process that terminates an individual\u2019s ability to access the protected portion of the site or social media community when membership terminates.
If people other than the site administrator are permitted to post messages to chapter public social media accounts, the chapter must police those social media accounts and immediately delete any posts which may contain solicitations for IFAPAC. The original posters may be contacted and requested to repost with edits.
If a chapter allows anyone other than the site\u2019s administrator to post on its social media, it may also want to include a disclaimer on the public page reminding members that
- \u201cIFAPAC-related messages may only contain general information, and may not solicit IFAPAC contributions or provide information about making or encouraging contributions to the PAC.\u201d

For additional tips pertaining to tagging legislators and advocating for NAIFA on Social Media click here.

Social Media Tag Suggestions

@NAIFAAdvocacy, @NAIFA

#NAIFAProud, #IFAPAC,

#NAIFAAdvocacy,

#AdvisorsYouCanTrust, #MainStreetUSA,

#ProudIFAPACSupporter #CitizenAdvocates

Questions?

If you have any questions regarding social media practices, you may contact the IFAPAC staff at ifapac@naifa.org.

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Welcome to NAIFA's Advocacy Action Center!

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NAIFA members are excellent advocates on behalf of their\ncolleagues, clients, and communities because they live in cities, towns, and\ncounties across every congressional district. They account for NAIFA's\nGrassroots Army and, along with our experienced staff, engage decision makers\nat every level of the legislative and regulatory system.

The Insurance and Financial Advisors Political Action Committee (IFAPAC) is the political advocacy arm of NAIFA. IFAPAC exists for one reason: to support the\ncampaigns of state and federal candidates for elective office who understand\nissues important to insurance agents and financial advisors.

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NAIFA urges strong legislation and regulations that protect\nconsumers and their industry. We suggest alternatives to laws and rules that\ncould carry harmful or unintended consequences. When necessary, we turn to\nlitigation and the court system to protect our members and their clients.

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We hope you join us on our mission to protect Main Street\nAmerican families achieve financial security!

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NAIFA Grassroots Advocacy

NAIFA Grassroots efforts have demonstrated that when advisors work together, big changes can happen in Washington and across America. The mission of NAIFA Grassroots is to actively promote the involvement of insurance and financial professionals in the election of candidates for local, state, and national office who have legislative interests consistent with NAIFA standards. There is no better spokesperson for the insurance and financial services industries than a NAIFA member, who can share their story with their elected officials. In doing so, they foster meaningful and lasting relationships with elected officials across every congressional district.

NAIFA's grassroots strength comes from the relationships that have been built between our members and members of the U.S. Senate and House. We work in a complex industry, and the average person doesn\u2019t understand much about insurance and financial services. That is why it is more important than ever to become politically active and educate our elected officials on the importance of protecting their constituents as it relates to the financial services and insurance industry. To achieve success, all NAIFA members have a role to play.

\ufeffTalking Points, Issue Briefs & State Fact Sheets

2025 Tax Issue Brief

2025 NAIFA Overview

2025 Women In Financial Services Overview

State Fact Sheets

US House & Senate Schedules

2025 US House Calendar

2025 US Senate Calendar

Hard Hat Award Winners

Each quarter, NAIFA Membership, Grassroots & IFAPAC present the Hard Hat Award to chapter leaders that have gone above and beyond their volunteer duties.

Winners

Grassroots Advocacy Links

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NAIFA Advocacy in Action!

Check out fellow NAIFA members as they advocate on behalf of Main Street America at the federal and state levels. Whether its at a State Legislative Day, Congressional Conference, Summer In-District, or at the National Leadership Conference, our members never stop working to protect our industry. Interested in getting involved, please click HERE to sign up to participate in future NAIFA advocacy efforts.

Each quarter, NAIFA Grassroots & IFAPAC present the Hard Hat Award to chapter leaders that have gone above and beyond their volunteer duties.

Hat Hard Award Winners

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Short-Term, Limited-Duration Insurance Comment Letter

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NARAB POTUS Trade Letter

SEC PDA NPRM Comment Letter

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State Comment Letters\ufeff

2023 California SB 263 Opposition Letter

2023 California SB 263 Removal of Opposition

2023 Indiana Best Interest Comment Letter

2023 Kansas Best Interest Comment Letter
2023 New Hampshire Best Interest Comment Letter

2023 Nevada Best Interest Comment Letter

2023 Oklahoma Best Interest Comment Letter

2023 Vermont Best Interest Comment Letter

2023 Maine LD 1082 Secure Choice Comment Letter
2023 Minnesota HF 782 Secure Choice Comment Letter

2023 Minnesota SF 413 Secure Choice Comment Letter
2023 Nevada SB 305 Best Interest Comment Letter

2023 Rhode Island SB 545 Comment Letter

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Contact Emily Cabbage or Zach Huels at membership@naifa.org\ufeff

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Take Action Today!

Support NAIFA's ongoing Federal and State advocacy efforts by sending the Action Alerts Below.

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