John Forcucci is InsuranceNewsNet editor-in-chief. He has had a long career in daily and weekly journalism. Contact him at johnf@innemail.
Life insurance purchases surged following the pandemic due to heighted awareness. Building on that awareness and communicating the value of…
Mark your calendars for August 9th at 1:00pm ET when we will cover the trends in indexed products and sales and highlight what to look for in the coming years.
In recent years, the financial industry has witnessed a significant surge in the popularity of index-based annuities…
Founder of Flyreel talks about use of how artificial intelligence in the insurance industry and what the future of AI might hold.
Financial professionals share their strategies for winning new Gen Z and millennial clients, and talk about how the generations differ.
I’m a boomer. My generation didn’t use emojis. At least, not the online kind. About the closest we came to them were icons that we all recognized that were used in graffiti or on flags.
While the amount of unused information, or ‘dark data’, collected by the insurance industry is significant, this data holds promise for increasing safety, reducing claims.
InsuranceNewsNet talked to numerous insurance agents and finacial advisors to find out what strategies had worked for generating leads.
As the insurance industry continues to evolve, it’s becoming increasingly important for agents and professionals to stay competitive.
ChatGPT is everywhere. But can it help agents and advisors build their businesses? While the intricacies of financial information may be a bit outside its expertise — at least currently — ChatGPT is being used successfully as a helpful and time-saving marketing assistant for many agencies and practices.
We look at some of the first steps companies are taking to harness this new, now not-so-secret weapon to supercharge their business.
Over the past couple of months, ChatGPT has been the hot topic. Artificial intelligence has been making its way into the insurance business for years. How, might you ask?
Generation Z workers, ages 18-25, are saving an average of 14% of their income. So one might assume that financial literacy is improving.
As Americans are living longer, they worry more about outliving their retirement savings. This is especially true for women, who typically live longer than men and, if married, often outlive their husbands.
The observance of Women’s History Month in March is one reminder of the many ways women in the U.S. have a history different from men’s.
Angie Ribuffo cares for her clients while she works toward adding another layer to the diversity of insurance and financial services.
As we near the end of winter, the question inevitably arises as to whether we’ll get a smooth entry into spring or if winter will go out like a lion, battering us with harsh conditions
As we’ve exited 2022, we can say with certainty that it has been a challenging year. For similar reasons, 2023 is likely to be challenging as well.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York recently analyzed data from the American Time Use Survey and found that, as a country, we are saving a combined 60 million hours of per day of commuting time by working from home.
Insurtech startups arrived in a big way in recent years, propagated by millions of dollars in startup investment. The promise of insurtech has been to provide insurance faster and easier — and cheaper — relying on big data, more accurate risk assessment, technology such as telematics, and convenient apps.
