The Importance of NAIFA’s
Political Action Committees
Financial services professionals face constant political and regulatory risk. Policies on taxes, fiduciary standards, worker classification, retirement savings, long-term care, data security and Medicare directly affect how you serve clients and run your business.
NAIFA’s Family of PACs exists to manage that risk collectively.
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It pools voluntary personal contributions from thousands of NAIFA members to support candidates at the federal and state levels who understand the critical role advisors and agents play in securing America’s financial future.
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It is nonpartisan — support is based on positions on insurance and financial issues, not party affiliation. Contributors can (and should) provide input on candidate selection.
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It is one of the most transparent vehicles in politics. All activity is publicly reported.
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It is member-funded and member-directed.
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It is a foundational step in advocacy. Grassroots lobbying and direct advocacy are powerful, but they are far more effective when backed by strong PACs that build relationships, educate policymakers and support allies who will listen. Giving to NAIFA’s PACs is the infrastructure that amplifies your voice in Washington and every state capital.
In short: Contributing to NAIFA’s Family of PACs is not “extra” advocacy — it is the foundation that makes the rest of NAIFA’s advocacy work possible and more impactful.
