Rep. Ron Marshall, R-Hamilton, reads House Bill 64. If passed, whistleblowers could receive up to 30% of all fines and fees associated with a fraud case against their company. (James Bradley/ UM Legislative News Service) HELENA – Members of the House …
Commissioner Downing Announces Deputy Auditor Appointment Helena, Mont.- Commissioner of Securities and Insurance, Montana State Auditor Troy Downing announced today that Mary Belcher has been appointed to the position of Deputy State Auditor. This …
DOWNING SWORN IN AS COMMISSIONER OF SECURITIES AND INSURANCE Commissioner Troy Downing Promises Transparency, To Hold Bad-Actors Accountable, and To Drive Market-Driven Solutions Helena, Mont.- Today, Troy Downing of Bozeman, MT was sworn in as Montana’s …
By: Tristan Scott Acknowledging the need to promote both conservation and public access on Flathead Lake, the Montana Land Board on Dec. 21 unanimously approved the state’s proposal to acquire two new parcels — one that land managers hope will lead to …
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE CUTTING SPENDING, STREAMLINING REGULATIONS, SAVING MONTANANS MONEY HELENA, Mont. — State Auditor Matt Rosendale today released his final annual Year-in-Review report as he wraps up his term as Commissioner of Securities and Insurance and …
By: Matt Rosendale As I wrap up my four-year term as your State Auditor, I’m reminded of a common lesson Montana parents teach our children: leave things better than you found them. On a family camping trip that might mean picking up a forgotten piece of …
HELENA, Mont. – Open enrollment for 2021 ACA (Obamacare) health insurance plans begins this Sunday, November 1, 2020 and runs through December 15, 2020. Premiums in Montana’s individual market will remain mostly flat heading into next year after Insurance …
TOTAL INSURANCE SAVINGS APPROVED BY ROSENDALE TOP $32 MILLION HELENA, Mont. – Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Montana (Blue Cross) and the Mountain Health CO-OP (CO-OP) are providing a combined $3.8 million in temporary health insurance savings for specific …
By: Peter Christian Montana’s outgoing State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner Matt Rosendale reported on Monday that he has convinced two of the three health insurance companies on the Obamacare exchange to lower their rates. The new rates for the 2021 …
By: Mike Dennison Two of the three companies that write health insurance for some 50,000 Montanans buying “Obamacare” individual policies will keep their average rates at zero or near zero for 2021, state Auditor Matt Rosendale announced Monday. Rosendale …
ROSENDALE’S REINSURANCE PROGRAM HELPS KEEP HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUMS STABLE HELENA, Mont. – Two of Montana’s three health insurance companies providing individual market (ACA/Obamacare) plans have dropped their proposed premium increases after State …
ROSENDALE’S REINSURANCE PROGRAM PREVENTS DOUBLE-DIGIT RATE INCREASES HELENA, Mont. – Montana health insurance companies are proposing small overall average rate increases for individual market (ACA/Obamacare) plans in 2021, with premium decreases on some …
FOLLOW THE BELOW STEPS, BE WARY OF STORM CHASERS, WORK WITH INSURANCE COMPANIES HELENA, Mont. – State Auditor Matt Rosendale is advising Montanans to be vigilant after storms this week caused hail and wind damage throughout Eastern Montana. “Folks need to …
The Montana state auditor is proposing a $1.7 million penalty to an investment company after eight Montanans, mostly seniors, invested in precious metals deals while the company quietly kept more than half of their money as commission. The investors were …
MEDIA ADVISORY State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner Matt Rosendale is hosting a tele-townhall this evening to discuss hail, wind, and other storm damage with Montanans. WHAT: Tele-townhall on storm damage WHEN: 7:00PM June 9, 2020 WHERE: On the phone …
By: Daily Inter Lake State Auditor Matt Rosendale is advising Montanans to be vigilant after last weekend’s storm brought strong winds and damaged properties in Northwest Montana. “Folks need to take steps immediately to document storm damage and be on …
My mission as state auditor during the COVID-19 pandemic has been to ensure continuity of insurance coverage and to provide as much financial relief as possible. With so many of our friends and neighbors laid off, furloughed, working with reduced hours, or …
By: Mike Dennison and Kaitlin Boysel Because of decreased insurance claims during the coronavirus crisis, insurers doing business in Montana are giving refunds or other savings to customers of at least $20.7 million, the state auditor’s office said on May …
The Montana State Board of Land Commissioners on Monday unanimously approved the state’s purchase of an addition to the Mount Haggin Wildlife Management Area located southwest of Anaconda in Deer Lodge County. The board approved the $658,000, 244-acre …
By: Sidney Herald Montanans are getting refunds and other savings totaling at least $20.7 million from insurance companies due to impacts from COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions, according to the state’s Commissioner of Securities and Insurance, Matt …
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