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Antirebate Law
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Antirebate Law
A law banning the practice in which an insurance agent gives a certain percentage of his/her commission to a policyholder as an incentive to buy a policy from him/her. An antirebate law is intended to encourage fair business practices in the insurance industry. Most U.S. states have antirebate laws.
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Nine other states besides Oregon still maintain anti-rebate laws.
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Repeal of Anti-Rebate Law The proposition repeals California's anti-rebate law, making it legal for agents and brokers to reduce fees charged to, and share commissions with, clients.
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Buyers in Pennsylvania and Delaware have the option of choosing whether they would like to receive the rebate from ZipRealty or have the Company make a donation to the United Way since they are not bound to the same anti-rebate law as buyers in New Jersey.
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