Publications
The Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA) encourages consumers to learn as much as possible about their insurance before they make a purchase. The materials found on our website provide information about most types of insurance from auto, homeowners, health and life policies to annuities, title insurance, and coverage for boats. You can also learn about preparing for natural disasters, preventing insurance fraud, considering insurance options when traveling, and understanding how your credit score affects your insurance rates.
If you do not see a publication that addresses your question(s) or you would like a printer-friendly or physical copy of any of our marketing materials, please send an email or call 1-800-492-6116 and ask for the Consumer Education and Advocacy Unit.
To learn more about insurance topics or how the Maryland Insurance Administration can help you, visit our Consumer Resources. We're here to help!
Community Outreach
If your community group, HOA or organization is interested in a virtual or in-person presentation or speaker, contact Associate Commissioner Patricia Dorn at patricia.[email protected] or click here.
Policy Regarding Reproduction of Consumer Materials
These publications, webinars, and videos have been produced by the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA) to provide consumers with general information about insurance-related issues and/or state programs and services. Publications, webinars, and videos may contain copyrighted material used with permission of the copyright owner. Publication herein does not authorize any use or appropriation of such copyrighted material without consent of the owner.
All publications, webinars, and videos issued by the MIA are available free of charge on the MIA's website or by request. The publications may be reproduced in their entirety, and links provided to the webinars and/or videos without further permission of the MIA provided the text and format are not altered or amended in any way, and no fee is assessed for the publication or duplication. The MIA's name and contact information must remain clearly visible, and no other name, including that of the company or agent reproducing the publication, may appear anywhere in the reproduction. Partial reproductions are not permitted without prior written consent of the MIA.
