January 2026 MPC Meeting Schedule Posted

The schedule for the January 2026 MPC meeting in Bonita Springs, Florida (and online) has been posted on the MPC meeting website in the Meeting Schedule & Info section. The website features in-person and virtual meeting registration, hotel reservations, and other meeting information.

Please note that non-members and guests will be charged a registration fee ($299 and $99, respectively) to cover meeting expenses. There is no charge for GA members (Administrators, Board members, and staff) to attend the meeting.

The times listed for MPC General Session presentations are estimates. We will do our best to keep to the posted times, but presentations might start a few minutes early or late depending on how the General Session progresses.

If you have any trouble accessing the meeting website, please contact Dan Hicks. If you have any questions about the meeting, contact Sean McKenna.

2025 Insolvency Cost Information Report Now Available

NOLHGA has issued its annual Insolvency Cost Information Report, which assists member companies in establishing accruals for life, annuity, and health insurance guaranty association assessments. The report contains information regarding the cost of insolvencies, assessable premium by state, and summaries of each state’s general assessment and premium tax offset provisions.

These reports have been issued by NOLHGA annually since 1992. This year’s report is available for download from NOLHGA’s website in the Insolvency Costs section. The report contains the following data files:

Insolvency Costs Workbook: An Excel workbook with individual insolvency cost information along with various summary schedules and premium information by state.

Insolvency Costs Report: A PDF file that includes commentary on various insolvencies along with the schedules from the Costs file.

Summary assessment information (called and refunded) as of year-end 2024 has been included on each insolvency case for use by member companies in their accrual process as they deem necessary. This information is compiled from the annual assessment submissions of each guaranty association and is not audited by NOLHGA. As a result, NOLHGA will not be able to address any questions that member companies may have on the accuracy or completeness of the information. Those inquiries should be directed to the appropriate guaranty association.

Please note that some of the financial schedules will print in very small text and may be difficult to read. If the text is too small, it might help to set those pages to legal size and print them separately from the rest of the report.