Compensation Disclosure
Last Updated: 1/16/2025
This Compensation Disclosure explains how Park Insurance ("Company," "we," "us," or "our") is compensated for the insurance and financial services we provide. Transparency is important to us, and we want you to understand how we are paid and how compensation may relate to the services or products we recommend.
1. Types of Compensation
We may receive compensation in one or more of the following forms:
a. Commissions
- We may receive commissions from insurance carriers or financial institutions when a policy or product is issued or maintained.
- Commission amounts may vary depending on the product, provider, coverage type, or other factors.
b. Fees Paid by Clients
In certain situations, we may charge fees directly to clients for services such as consulting, advisory services, policy reviews, or administrative work.
- Any client-paid fees will be disclosed to you in advance and agreed upon before services are rendered.
c. Other Compensation
We may also receive:
- Renewal commissions
- Performance-based incentives
- Bonuses or non-cash compensation (e.g., training support, marketing assistance, or technology resources)
These forms of compensation are provided by third-party insurers or financial institutions and are not paid directly by clients unless disclosed.
2. Impact on Recommendations
- Compensation may vary between products or providers.
- While compensation is a factor in how insurance and financial services are structured industry-wide, we strive to make recommendations based on your needs, objectives, and suitability requirements, as required by applicable law.
- Where legally required, we act in the best interest of the client.
3. No Additional Cost to Clients (Unless Disclosed)
In many cases:
- Commissions are paid by the insurance carrier or product provider and are included in the cost of the product.
- Clients typically do not pay additional amounts beyond premiums or disclosed fees.
If any additional costs apply, they will be disclosed prior to commitment.
4. Conflicts of Interest
Because compensation may differ among products or providers, potential conflicts of interest may arise.
We maintain internal policies and procedures designed to:
- Identify potential conflicts
- Manage or mitigate those conflicts
- Disclose material conflicts where required
You may request additional information regarding compensation or conflicts at any time.
5. Client Right to Information
You have the right to ask:
- How we are compensated for a specific product or service
- Whether alternative products or compensation structures are available
We will provide reasonable information upon request.
6. Regulatory Compliance
We operate in accordance with applicable insurance and financial services laws and regulations, including licensing and disclosure requirements imposed by regulatory authorities.
7. Acceptance of Disclosure
By engaging our services or proceeding with any insurance or financial product through us, you acknowledge that you have received, read, and understood this Compensation Disclosure.
8. Contact Information
If you have questions regarding this disclosure or our compensation practices, please contact us: