Research Reveals Need For Stronger Women’s Financial Planning
New research released today from Lincoln Financial Group reveals that while women place high importance on planning for retirement and their family’ s future, they are facing gaps that are keeping them from reaching the positive outcomes they seek. Read more
From INN Magazine
- Is Holistic Planning The Answer To The Retirement Crisis?
- Teaching, Planning And The Pursuit Of Happiness
- State Regulators Driving The (Best Interest) Train
- Pushing Off The Side
- How To Tell Owners That Perm Is Not A Black Hole
- N.Y. Advisors Face Tough Standard
- More Than Pushing Product: Delivering Benefit Solutions
- Go To The Head Of The Class By Serving Millennial Educators
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Washington Wire
White House Foresees Long Economic Boom Where Others Don’t
Contrary to the views of most economists, the Trump administration expects the U.S. economy to keep booming over the next decade on the strength of further tax cuts, reduced regulation and improvements to the nation’s infrastructure. The annual report from the administration’s economic advisers forecasts that the economy will expand a brisk 3.2 percent this year and a still-healthy 2.8 percent a decade from now.
- Report: U.S. GDP Will Lose $290 Billion Due To Tariffs
- Fed Set To Signal No Expectation Of Rate Hikes Anytime Soon
Annuity News
Kiplinger’s: Annuities Can Help Clients Afford Long-Term Care
Long-term-care costs can shatter your retirement nest egg, but here are some ways to pay for these potentially big bills. Traditional long-term-care policies: These are usually the most efficient way to cover costs if you end up needing care. This tends to increase premiums by 15 percent to 30 percent per year but may make you more comfortable choosing a shorter…
INN Exclusives
‘There’s More Work To Be Done:’ Reg BI Faces Criticism At Congressional Hearing
The United States House of Representatives Committee on Financial Services and the House Subcommittee on Investor Protection, Entrepreneurship and Capital Markets held a hearing Thursday morning examining the Securities and Exchange Commissions proposed Regulation Best Interest rule.
INN Insider
The Health 202: Obamacare Plans Face Lawsuits Over Erroneous Doctor Directories
“This is a problem across insurance markets and most health plans,” said Michael Adelberg, who formerly worked at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and is studying problems with provider directories with a grant from the Commonwealth Fund. —Two residents of Texas and Washington state are suing insurer Centene, saying the company’s Ambetter plans…
Annuity News
Property and Casualty News
Colorado Led Nation In Hail Damage In 2018, According To State Farm Report
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- Beware Of Storm Cleanup Scams, And Check Contractors For License, Insurance
