Montana Insurance Commissioner

What is the NSA? When it comes to surprise medical bills, it’s the No Surprises Act, originally passed during the Donald Trump Administration, will go into effect on January 1, 2022.

Montana's republican U.S. Senate candidate used $10,000 in donations earmarked for past campaign debt to instead boost his 2016 campaign for state auditor, then dropped the penalties that the donors' company was facing after he took office, according to agency and campaign records.

In America, we’re crazy about our pets, and anyone who has ever taken their pet to a veterinarian, the costs can be prohibitive, and that’s where pet insurance comes in.

Is there a life insurance policy benefit out there with your name on it? Montana State Insurance Commissioner Matt Rosendale has details about a program to search for lost beneficiaries called ‘The Life Insurance Policy Locator

Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica J. Lindeen urged Montanans still needing health insurance to take note: The last day to buy health insurance for this year is less than one week away.

The Montana Commissioner of Insurance announced an historic fine against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana of $250,000, the largest of its kind in Montana history.

Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica Lindeen said on Tuesday that Montanans who purchase health insurance in the state's federally built insurance marketplace can expect to pay a little less than average than what they would have paid had 'Obamacare" never passed.