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Mississippi orders Salvasen to stop selling unlicensed policies

November 01, 2022 Reprints

The Mississippi Insurance Department issued a cease and desist order to Salvasen Holdings and its parent company Triada Assurance Holdings, LLC for allegedly marketing and selling health insurance without an insurance license, WJTV.com reports. Regulators said Salvasen Holdings allegedly marketed insurance plans falsely and claimed they were major medical policies when they were in fact limited plans.

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