Insurance agents seeking errors and omissions (E&O) insurance should review plans offered by two industry trade groups, the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance and the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance.
"We understand the importance and value of this coverage to agents and the value of saving money," declares Jesse Slome, director of the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance (AALTCI). The organization maintains the nation's leading online resource for information and supports insurance professionals who market traditional and linked benefit long-term care insurance coverage.
Errors and Omissions Insurance Without Membership Fees
To support insurance agents seeking ways to control expenses, the 2016-2017 Errors and Omissions coverage is being offered by the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance. The organization has extended it's no-cost membership offer for 2017.
"It can cost hundreds of dollars to belong to insurance trade organizations and they deserve the funds because they perform a valuable service," Slome explains. "But, if you are only joining in order to get access to E&O insurance, then you can't beat the free membership offer we are extending for 2017."
To learn more about the insurance protection, visit the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance at www.aacii.org/eo
The American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance is a national organization focused on advocacy and providing consumers with relevant and current information. To learn more about long-term care insurance costs and options visit the organization's website or call 818-597-3227.
The American Association for Long Term Care Insurance (www.aaltci.org) is the national trade organization focused on educating individuals about the importance of planning for the risk of long term care. The American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance (www.medicaresupp.org( focuses on Medigap industry issues and helps link consumers with Medicare Supplement agents. The National Advisory Center for Short Term Care was established in 2015 to build awareness for the important role short term care insurance plays in protecting seniors.