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Related: About this forumLet's be clear - selling insurance across state lines will only make it worse
as the insurance companies all "move" their headquarters to the state with the fewest mandates and other regulations.
Just like the credit card companies all "moved" to South Dakota where the usury laws are practically non-existent.
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Let's be clear - selling insurance across state lines will only make it worse (Original Post)
dflprincess
Oct 2016
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Mika
(17,751 posts)1. Yep. The red states will compete to rush for zero regulations. eom
yortsed snacilbuper
(7,939 posts)2. Bad idea,
that's why gop loves it.
AllyCat
(16,189 posts)3. And block grants were already tried and killed by GOP guvs
cyberswede
(26,117 posts)4. Absolutely correct!
Jesus.
Greywing
(1,124 posts)5. I work in insurance ... stopped working in health
greediest fucking bastards.
Wounded Bear
(58,662 posts)7. It's already legal...
providing you follow the laws and regs of the state you are selling in.
This is just a race to the bottom concept to do an end run around the state insurance commisioners.