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What is behind the surge in multi-year guaranteed annuity sales and will the product’s strong showing last into 2023?
Bryan Kuderna merges his passion for financial literacy with his love of writing to educate young professionals.
How did Mindy McCubbin grow her assets under management from $0 to $100 million in less than five years?
A recent study funded by an insurance industry trade group showed that the majority of Medicaid recipients will transition to employer-provided coverage.
Despite inflation and a looming recession, employers continue to invest in workplace benefits.
NAIFA members visit the U.S. Capitol today to spread the message that Americans need access to reliable advice and affordable products to reduce risks and protect assets.
Talking about diversity, equity and inclusion and doing it are not the same, a keynote speaker said at today’s National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors DEI Symposium in Washington.
SECURE 2.0 was signed into law on Dec. 29, 2022, but there is still some work to be done in interpreting more than 90 provisions of the bill.
Abortion access, false claims, telehealth, discrimination and patient inducements are among the health care issues with pending litigation in the court system.
New Hampshire was the first state in the nation to create a health cost website where consumers can compare prices on medical services.
Bipartisan support for health care policies exists in Congress, even though it’s uncertain whether any major health care legislation will be passed this year.
Che Norman’s passion for serving clients and her love of community inspired her to help found an organization for Black insurance agents.
An author and coach said serving clients “is a reflection of love.”
Top advisors have one thing in common – they all are on a lifelong journey that begins in the mind.
Some legislation relating to health care still has a chance of getting through Washington even with a divided Congress.
Why do consumers trust some financial institutions more than others? And what leads to that trust?
Clients need a strategy to help them manage RMDs and minimize tax consequences that arise from taking them.
What happens in Washington impacts your practice! Join us as we have a conversation on what we can expect to see now that a new Congress has begun its term.
Inflation and a tight labor market are challenging employers to provide the best health care plans for their workers’ needs without further burdening those same workers with higher costs. On top of that, workers are demanding their employers provide them with more support for mental health and a greater work/life balance.
Harris Nydick wishes there had been a class in high school to teach financial literacy skills when he was a student.
