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States allow rebating insurance

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Rebating refers to monies paid to insureds for placing their insurance business with a given insurer. Due to fair trade practices, it is restricted and carries heavy fines and penalties. The intent of the rule branches out to gifts and favors.

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Rebating is when the insurance agent takes a portion of his or her commission and gives it to the person applying for life insurance.

Rebating is illegal in most states, exceptions used to be CA and FL.

Even if Rebating is allowed in a particular state, most life insurance companies forbid their agents from participating in this practice.

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