This is the first of a three-part series on the state-based insurance regulatory system. This month’s story summarizes the issues surrounding state insurance commissioners and the differences between elected and appointed systems.
How 2022 NAIFA Young Advisor Team Leader of the Year Jeff Chernoff’s passion to give back also helped pave the way to his career success.
How to meet the employee benefits needs of today’s multigenerational workforce, from the Silent Generation to Gen Alpha.
When it comes to improving the financial literacy of Main Street Americans, insurance and financial professionals are crucial.
How offering your time and guidance can make you a better financial planner.
You may be surprised at what motivates people to buy life insurance coverage.
A recent study from the Boston College Center for Retirement Research suggests that pessimism has less of an effect on annuity sales than might be expected.
Advisors may know the importance of estate planning, but that doesn’t make it easier to have difficult estate planning conversations.
Generation Z workers, ages 18-25, are saving an average of 14% of their income. So one might assume that financial literacy is improving.
Consumers are already on their phones. Here is how you can communicate via text while staying compliant — and appropriate.
LIMRA research shows investors who work with a financial professional are more likely to have weathered the ups and downs of the market.
A coalition of organizations representing millions of American patients, people with disabilities, care providers, employer-related groups, and health insurance providers have come together to launch the Connecting to Coverage Coalition.
Women face a number of financial challenges but female investors also represent an opportunity for advisors.
A U.S. District Court judge’s ruling that strikes down free HIV drugs and some cancer screenings under the Affordable Care Act isn’t a fatal blow to the health care act, although it does have implications.
Life insurers are increasingly compiling higher risk assets and AM Best is watching closely, two directors assured a federal Department of the Treasury committee Wednesday.
Prescription drug prices hurt those who can’t afford to take them, and there is a lack of transparency around what patients actually pay for drugs.
Top financial professionals share advice on what a financial advisor needs to know to serve high-net-worth clients.
The number of families reporting any life insurance coverage peaked at 85.4% in 1971. That number declined nearly every year since and is expected to decline in 2022.
Economists think the United States will see a recession and persistent high inflation this year, according to a recent survey.
