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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 17, 2011
Acadia Insurance to pay over $1 million in dividends to qualifying ASM members
Participating members of ASM received good news recently - the check is in the mail! Acadia Insurance has announced that they will distribute over $1 million in dividends to participating ASM program members. The dividend plan through Acadia Insurance is an exclusive offering to ASM members - many of whom will receive dividends for all three plan years!
Since the plan's inception in 2003, Acadia has distributed over $3.8 million in dividends to qualifying members of the plan. This year Acadia will distribute over $1 million in dividend payments to most, if not all, of its participating members. Due to strong performances in 2007, 2008, and 2009, the plan has qualified for dividend disbursements for all three years.
ASM is pleased to offer this extraordinary benefit to its members and delighted with the news that the Acadia Insurance plan is performing as anticipated. This is just one of the many rewards of membership to ASM.
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