The Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors-Nebraska (NAIFA-Nebraska) is a state association representing 1,100 plus licensed life, health and property/casualty insurance agents through its federation of 9 local associations in Nebraska. NAIFA-Nebraska's local association member agents focus their practices on one or more of the following: life insurance and annuities, health insurance and employee benefits, multiline, and financial advising and investments.

The NSALU (the Nebraska State Association of Life Underwriters) Board voted in February, 2000, to change the organization's 70-year old name to the Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors - Nebraska (NAIFA-Nebraska). The association was founded as part of the federation of the National Association of Life Underwriters, which changed its name to NAIFA in September, 1999.

NAIFA-Nebraska is committed to enhancing your professional skills, providing leadership and representation in the legislative arena, and promoting the professional image of our profession.

Code of Ethics

Preamble:
Those engaged in offering insurance and other related financial services occupy the unique position of liaison between the purchasers and the suppliers of insurance and closely related financial products. Inherent in this role is the combination of professional duty to the client and to the company, as well. Ethical balance is required to avoid any conflict between these two obligations.

Therefore,
I Believe It To Be My Responsibility
To hold my profession in high esteem and strive to enchance its prestige.
To fulfill the needs of my clients to the best of my ability.
To maintain my clients' confidences.
To render exemplary service to my clients and their beneficiaries.
To adhere to professional standards of conduct in helping my clients to protect insurable obligations and attain their financial security objectives.
To present accurately and honestly all facts essential to my clients' decisions.
To perfect my skills and increase my knowledge through continuing education.
To conduct my business in such a way that my example might help raise the professional standards of those in my profession.
To keep informed with respect to applicable laws and regulations and to observe them in the practice of my profession.
To cooperate with others whose services are constructively related to meeting the needs of my clients.

Local Associations

NAIFA-Nebraska's local associations are: Central Nebraska, Cornhusker, Midwest Nebraska, Nebraska Heartland, Northeast Nebraska, Omaha, Panhandle Nebraska, Platte Valley.

Territories of Local Associations

• Central Nebraska - Furnas, Gosper, Dawson, Custer, Valley, Sherman, Buffalo, Kearney, Franklin counties
  
   
• Cornhusker - Lincoln and surrounding vicinity
  
   
• Midwest Nebraska - from the northern boundaries of Cherry county south to the southern boundaries of Dundy, Hitchcock, Red Willow and Furnas counties
  
   
• Nebraska Heartland- Grand Island and surrounding area, Kearney, Adams, Clay, Fillmore, Franklin, Webster, Nuckolls,  and Thayer counties
  
   
• Northeast Nebraska - from Kaya Paha, Brown and Blaine counties east to the Nebraska border
  
   
• Omaha - Douglas, Washington, Sarpy counties
  
   
• Panhandle Nebraska - from the northern boundaries of Sioux, Dawes and Sheridan counties to the southern boundaries of Banner, Morrill, Garden counties
  
   
• Platte Valley - Columbus and surrounding vicinity
   

2009- 2010 NAIFA-Nebraska State Board:

President F. Nicholas Kelley, CLU
President-Elect Faye Osborn, LUTC
Immediate Past President Randall H. Jensen
National Committeeman Michael Struebing, LUTCF, CLU
Secretary/Treasurer Greg Wilson
Director Bryan Holen
Director Sherry Leriger, LUTCF
Director Tom A. Strand, CLU, LUTCF
Director David Tuzson