A producer acting as a broker or consultant may charge a fee only under the terms of a written agreement signed by the customer stating that the fee is not
A fee unrelated to insurance transactions may be charged only under the terms of a written agreement signed by the customer, specifying the services to be provided and the fee
When a producer charges a fee to a client, the fee must be set forth in a written contract signed by the client. Nev. Rev. Stat. § 686A.230; Nev. Admin. Code § 686A.330.
A consultant may charge a fee only under the terms of a separate written agreement, signed by the client, specifying the services to be provided and the fee to be
Any fee charged by a consultant must be pursuant to a written agreement that includes the insurance consultant’s Montana insurance license number, is signed by the party to be charged,
A producer may charge a fee only under the terms of a separate written agreement, signed by the client, specifying the services to be provided and the fee to be
Currently, Mississippi has no state laws or regulations pertaining to Producer’s Compensation Disclosure.
A producer may charge fees in addition to commissions provided the fees are charged pursuant to a written statement disclosing: the services for which fees are charged; the amount of
A written agreement for counseling services must set out the amount of fee and work to be performed. The agreement must also state that the fee cannot be waived, and
While no specific regulations or statutes directly speak to the ability of an agent or broker to receive additional fees as part of insurance consulting, the Massachusetts Department of Insurance issued Bulletin 9
