Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of SC

08/08/2026

We had a great turnout for our IIABSC Young Agents Silent Auction and dinner! 🍽

08/07/2026

Get those nominations in 🗳️

You have until August 17th to nominate agents you think deserve to be recognized at our annual fall convention. Cast your votes for the 2026 Agent/Young Agent/ Industry Person of the Year at the link below!

✅ https://www.iiabsc.com/nominate-the-2026-agent-young-agent-industry-person/

08/07/2026

The IIABSC Young Agents Marketplace is underway! 🏃‍♂️

08/07/2026

08/07/2026

The IIABSC Young Agents Marketplace is underway! 🏃‍♂️

08/07/2026

Good morning from Greenville! ☀️☕

Our 2026 IIABSC Young Agents Conference is off to a great start, and our first CE session of the day is filling up!

08/06/2026

Registration is officially open 🙌

Don't forget to pick up your badges and join us for some good food, good drinks, and good conversation at the IIABSC Young Agents welcome reception!

08/05/2026

Registration opens tomorrow! Who's ready? 👀

07/30/2026

Only ONE WEEK until our 2026 IIABSC Young Agents Conference! 🤩

Last year's conference in Savannah was a blast, and we look forward to making new memories with everyone in Greenville!!

07/02/2026

InsurPac is on the frontline when it comes to flood insurance and disaster mitigration 🛡️

Two issues on our Congressional agenda this year deserve attention from every agent in SC, regardless of what lines you write.

First: the National Flood Insurance Program expires September 30. This isn’t the first time it’s been up for reauthorization - since 2017, it's been extended on a short-term basis 35 times. During one government shutdown, the NFIP lapsed for 43 days, right near the peak of hurricane season. Property sales couldn’t close. Clients couldn’t get coverage. It wasn’t hypothetical.

The Big "I" is pushing for a long-term reauthorization before September 30, along with the Continuous Coverage for Flood Insurance Act (H.R.6620). That legislation clarifies that a consumer can obtain a private flood policy and then later return to an NFIP policy without losing grandfathered rate status - which matters a lot to clients trying to shop the private market.

Second: wildfire and disaster mitigation. Natural disasters are more frequent and more severe, and the insurance market feels it every year in the form of reduced capacity and higher premiums. The Big "I" is supporting bipartisan legislation to improve forest management, reduce wildfire risk, and fix the federal tax code so that homeowners aren't taxed on grants or rebates they receive for disaster mitigation improvements. If we want people investing in resilience before a disaster, we shouldn't be taxing them for doing it.

These are the conversations our team is having in Washington, and your donations help ensure those conversations happen. Click the link in the comments to support InsurPac's efforts!