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- Insurance Contract Deadlines for Derecho Damage
- Council Bluffs Insurance Producer’s License Revoked Following Plea to Felony Ongoing Criminal Conduct
- Davenport Man Pleads Guilty to Insurance Fraud
- Vaccinate.iowa.gov
- Increased Tax Credits Available for Iowans with ACA Coverage Starting April 1
- 2022 Rate and Form Filing Timeline for ACA Compliant On and Off Marketplace, SADPs and pre-ACA Non-Compliant Plans
Insurance Contract Deadlines for Derecho Damage
Des Moines - As the anniversary nears of the devastating derecho that hit Iowa on August 10, the Iowa Insurance Division continues to hear that work is still underway and there is still more to do. Some Iowans are waiting for work on their homes to be finished while others have suggested that materials shortages and availability of contractors are the hurdles to the completion of repairs.
“As policyholders pursue claims under their insurance contracts, we encourage Iowans to continue to work with their insurance company and agent as they move through the insurance claims process to obtain the necessary repairs. This can take time as both parties work to come to an understanding about what needs to be fixed and how much it is going to cost,” Iowa Insurance Commissioner Doug Ommen said.
Council Bluffs Insurance Producer’s License Revoked Following Plea to Felony Ongoing Criminal Conduct
Des Moines, Iowa - Chad Mackland, age 39, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, recently submitted an Alford plea to the charge of Ongoing Criminal Conduct (Class B Felony) in Pottawattamie County District Court following an investigation by the Iowa Insurance Division’s Fraud Bureau.
As part of the plea, Mackland received a deferred judgment, was placed on probation for three years, was ordered to complete 120 hours of community service, and was ordered to pay $30,000 in victim pecuniary damages.
On July 9, 2021 the Iowa Insurance Division filed a consent order which permanently revoked Mackland’s Iowa resident insurance producers license.
Davenport Man Pleads Guilty to Insurance Fraud
Des Moines, Iowa - Dustin Cory Jungvirt, age 31, of Davenport, Iowa, recently pled guilty to one count of Insurance Fraud - Presenting False Information (Class D Felony) following an investigation by the Iowa Insurance Division’s Fraud Bureau.
Jungvirt’s plea stems from an investigation that began in April 2018 which determined Jungvirt made material misrepresentations in a renter’s insurance claim by lying about the date and time of loss in order to obtain benefits he would not have been entitled to.
Following his guilty plea, Jungvirt was sentenced to five years in prison to be served consecutively with recent convictions on unrelated offenses. Jungvirt was also ordered to pay court costs along with a suspended fine of $750.
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Increased Tax Credits Available for Iowans with ACA Coverage Starting April 1
Des Moines, Iowa – The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced recently that additional federal premium tax credits will be available to individuals purchasing their own health insurance directly through the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) marketplace (healthcare.gov). The increased federal premium tax credits may result in lower premium amounts paid by Iowans.
New consumers and current enrollees who submit an application and select a plan on or after April 1 will receive the increased federal premium tax credits for 2021 and 2022 marketplace coverage. By using tax credits, individuals purchasing their own health insurance directly through healthcare.gov can further reduce their premium costs towards the purchase of a health care plan.
“Iowans who have already purchased their own coverage through the marketplace are encouraged to update their information on healthcare.gov on or after April 1 to recalculate their costs based upon the increased federal premium tax credits,” Iowa Insurance Commissioner Doug Ommen said. “These changes, coupled with the special enrollment period that runs through August 15, will make these insurance plans more affordable as Iowans recover economically from the pandemic.
Insurance Contract Deadlines for Derecho Damage
Des Moines - As the anniversary nears of the devastating derecho that hit Iowa on August 10, the Iowa Insurance Division continues to hear that work is still underway and there is still more to do. Some Iowans are waiting for work on their homes to be finished while others have suggested that materials shortages and availability of contractors are the hurdles to the completion of repairs.
“As policyholders pursue claims under their insurance contracts, we encourage Iowans to continue to work with their insurance company and agent as they move through the insurance claims process to obtain the necessary repairs. This can take time as both parties work to come to an understanding about what needs to be fixed and how much it is going to cost,” Iowa Insurance Commissioner Doug Ommen said.
Council Bluffs Insurance Producer’s License Revoked Following Plea to Felony Ongoing Criminal Conduct
Des Moines, Iowa - Chad Mackland, age 39, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, recently submitted an Alford plea to the charge of Ongoing Criminal Conduct (Class B Felony) in Pottawattamie County District Court following an investigation by the Iowa Insurance Division’s Fraud Bureau.
As part of the plea, Mackland received a deferred judgment, was placed on probation for three years, was ordered to complete 120 hours of community service, and was ordered to pay $30,000 in victim pecuniary damages.
On July 9, 2021 the Iowa Insurance Division filed a consent order which permanently revoked Mackland’s Iowa resident insurance producers license.
Davenport Man Pleads Guilty to Insurance Fraud
Des Moines, Iowa - Dustin Cory Jungvirt, age 31, of Davenport, Iowa, recently pled guilty to one count of Insurance Fraud - Presenting False Information (Class D Felony) following an investigation by the Iowa Insurance Division’s Fraud Bureau.
Jungvirt’s plea stems from an investigation that began in April 2018 which determined Jungvirt made material misrepresentations in a renter’s insurance claim by lying about the date and time of loss in order to obtain benefits he would not have been entitled to.
Following his guilty plea, Jungvirt was sentenced to five years in prison to be served consecutively with recent convictions on unrelated offenses. Jungvirt was also ordered to pay court costs along with a suspended fine of $750.
Vaccinate.iowa.gov
Increased Tax Credits Available for Iowans with ACA Coverage Starting April 1
Des Moines, Iowa – The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced recently that additional federal premium tax credits will be available to individuals purchasing their own health insurance directly through the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) marketplace (healthcare.gov). The increased federal premium tax credits may result in lower premium amounts paid by Iowans.
New consumers and current enrollees who submit an application and select a plan on or after April 1 will receive the increased federal premium tax credits for 2021 and 2022 marketplace coverage. By using tax credits, individuals purchasing their own health insurance directly through healthcare.gov can further reduce their premium costs towards the purchase of a health care plan.
“Iowans who have already purchased their own coverage through the marketplace are encouraged to update their information on healthcare.gov on or after April 1 to recalculate their costs based upon the increased federal premium tax credits,” Iowa Insurance Commissioner Doug Ommen said. “These changes, coupled with the special enrollment period that runs through August 15, will make these insurance plans more affordable as Iowans recover economically from the pandemic.