Conn. Big ‘I’: Protect Main Street Agents

Warren Ruppar, executive director for the Independent Insurance Agents of Conn., has been running that group for 25 years. Today he knows the biggest concern for agents is how they will be affected by the charges brought against large insurance brokers. He’s outspoken in his belief that America’s Main Street agents shouldn’t get lumped in with Wall Street brokers.

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  • Added: Monday, December 20, 2004
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