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Readers Not Wild About Levels of Producer Licensing

Producers, like most professionals, have different levels of technical sophistication, yet the general public might not recognize the need for such knowledge-based sophistication when they buy

By Peter R. Kensicki | Updated on May 28, 2006

Producers, like most professionals, have different levels of technical sophistication, yet the general public might not recognize the need for such knowledge-based sophistication when they buy insurance.

The question posed to NU’s readership for this column was: “Ethically, should professional producers work toward different levels of licensing that reflect the knowledge and experience required for the products and services they offer?”

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