 
This February, we encourage you to show some love for insurance! Start by reviewing your current policy. Next, take a closer look at what you're paying for and consider how life changes, such as buying a home, getting married, having a child, or even going through a divorce, may affect your insurance needs. Also, think about recent purchases—did you surprise your Valentine with new jewelry or plan a getaway? Ensuring you have adequate protection in place is just another reason to love insurance!
While the Maryland Insurance Administration does not sell insurance and we cannot recommend a particular policy or insurance company, we do want to help you learn what types of coverage are available. Additionally, we are here to assist you if you have a complaint involving an insurer, an insurance producer, public adjuster or adviser.
Many people may experience emotional distress, especially following traumatic events. We want to remind you that mental health resources are available. Our Consumer Advisory provides valuable information on accessing support, finding a provider, what to do if you have questions about your health coverage, and more. You are not alone—help is available.
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Celebrate Black History Month
As we celebrate Black History Month, make sure to discover all of Maryland’s rich and remarkable African-American history, click here to learn more.
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American Heart Month
You have the power to take action to protect yourself against heart disease. Small heart-healthy actions like adding more movement to our day or choosing healthy foods, can have a big impact on protecting our hearts. Learn more: hearttruth.gov
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Insure Your Bling!
Did you get some bling for Valentine's Day? You might want to consider an endorsement/rider. Learn more by reading this Consumer Advisory, click here.
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Don't love your auto insurance premiums?
Learn how to get the most out of your insurance dollars. We list ways to save on your automotive insurance premiums -- and more! Click here to learn more and save money!
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Life Insurance Policy Locator Service
The NAIC Life Policy Locator can assist you as consumers in locating life insurance policies and annuity contracts of a deceased family member or close relationship. To learn more, click here.
For resources to learn more about life insurance, visit our website here.
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Exciting news to share! The Maryland Insurance Administration recovered nearly $33.3 million in 2024 for Marylanders by helping resolve insurance-related issues and complaints. Recovering money for consumers and business owners is one of many ways the Maryland Insurance Administration serves the state’s citizens.
Join the Maryland Health Connection and the Maryland Insurance Administration for a presentation on How to Use your Health Coverage and get your questions answered, such as:
- What is a deductible?
- What is a co-pay?
- Do I need to stay in-network when I see a doctor?
- What if I have a problem with my health insurance?
Bring your own questions for a Q & A session at the end.
Zoom Link: https://www.zoomgov.com/j/16182457354
Call In: 833-568-8864 US Toll-free Meeting ID: 161 8245 7354
Registration is free and is not required, but encouraged. To register, click the link below:
How to Use Your Health Coverage: February 25, 2025 12pm-1pm
En Español: UTILIZAR SU COBERTURA MÉDICA: 27 de febrero 12pm-1pm
We love seeing you at our events!
Have an insurance issue or question? The Maryland Insurance Administration is eager to help you! MIA representatives are out and about in your communities and also available virtually. To find an event, visit our website.
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The insurance industry has room for a huge variety of educational backgrounds, interests and skillsets. "We can be a state that rewards, celebrates and elevates a culture of service -- we must be," said Gov. Wes Moore. Come and join a great team with a strong culture of service! The Maryland Insurance Administration is hiring for all levels of experience.
Learn more about the initiatives to boost insurance-related education resources and programs at the high school, community college, and university levels. Click here to visit our website.
Past Newsletters
To view all previously shared newsletters, click here.
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