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Updated · 91.5 KIOS-FM · Jul 21

Starrla Norman Pleads Guilty to Iowa Insurance Fraud, Ordered to Pay Nearly $45,000

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Updated · 91.5 KIOS-FM · Jul 21

Starrla Norman Pleads Guilty to Iowa Insurance Fraud, Ordered to Pay Nearly $45,000

1 articles · Updated · 91.5 KIOS-FM · Jul 21

Nearly $45,000 in restitution was ordered against Missouri agent Starrla Norman after she pleaded guilty to insurance fraud tied to Iowa retirees.
Iowa regulators said Norman persuaded retired postal workers to liquidate retirement plans and move the money into high-commission investments while concealing the replacement status.
The scheme cost victims tens of thousands of dollars in fees, and the Iowa Insurance Division stripped Norman of her authority to conduct business in the state.
The restitution order also requires her to cover the cost of the state's investigation into the sales practices targeting the former postal workers.

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