NAIFA is proud to announce that Matthew S. Tassey, CLU, ChFC, LUTCF, is the recipient of the 84th annual John Newton Russell Memorial Award. The award is the highest honor accorded by the insurance industry to a living individual who has rendered outstanding services to the institution of life insurance. The selection committee consists of representatives of 11 leading organizations in the life insurance and financial services industry. Tassey will be celebrated and formally presented the award at NAIFA’s Apex 2024, National Leadership Conference, and Belong event Sept. 21 at the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix.

Be sure to attend Apex/The NLC/Belong to congratulate Matt and celebrate his achievement!

Ready to join the action at NAIFA-Maine? Our organization is looking to grow and adapt, and we need your help! Volunteering with NAIFA-Maine is an opportunity to discover fulfillment and develop essential leadership skills as you contribute to our mission.

We're looking for individuals like you to step up and get involved. Whether you're interested in serving on our Board of Directors or lending a hand on one of our committees, there's a place for you here.

Bylaws are an important part of any organization, but sometimes having them available for our members isn't easy. If you haven't read recent changes to the NAIFA-Maine Chapter Bylaws recently, here is your chance.

How many times have you heard it? "The first day of my career, I was handed office forms to fill out, and my NAIFA application."

Merriam-Webster defines Essentiality as: essential nature, essence, an essential quality, property or aspect.  This has never been more applicable or appropriate when used when considering the topic of Protecting your client’s most valuable asset, their ability to earn and grow their Income.

Persons and business entities subject to regulation by the Bureau of Insurance should be aware of the notification requirements related to cybersecurity events. These requirements are found in two Maine statutes - the Insurance Data Security Act (IDSA) and the Notice of Risk to Personal Data Act (NRPDA). Each law requires notification to the Superintendent and to affected customers under certain circumstances and within certain times. This page contains information about submitting the forms required under these laws. Before submitting the forms on this page, you should read our Bulletin 468, Maine Law Concerning Cybersecurity Events, and our FAQs related to NRPDA. Please contact us at CyberSecurity.BOI@maine.gov with any questions.

NAIFA-Maine continues to evolve to meet the challenges faced by our industry and association. These challenges require capable and willing volunteers to help us grow. NAIFA-Maine volunteers work hard but receive a great deal of personal satisfaction and leadership experience.

Interested in volunteering for NAIFA-Maine? We have a place for you, whether you are able to commit to 2 hours per month or 2 hours per year, we will find you a spot! There are open elected and appointed positions on our Board of Directors as well as committee volunteer opportunities. If you wish to know more or are interested in volunteering, please email us and let us know.

June is Annuity Awareness Month! Click the button below to read the letter from Governor Janet T. Mills in support of Annuity Awareness Month.

Bylaws are an important part of any organization, but sometimes having them available for our members isn't easy. If you haven't read the NAIFA-Maine Chapter Bylaws recently, here is your chance. As always, please reach out to info@naifa-me.org with any questions or concerns.

NAIFA-Maine held its annual Sales Congress on September 19th & 20th in Augusta. It was so good to reconnect with each other and catch up after more than two years without an in-person meeting. Please visit our Facebook page to see highlights. Don't forget to "like" our page to stay up to date with all things NAIFA-Maine!