Clear communication and understanding the implications of annuities for clients of different income levels will help you match the right annuity to your clients’ needs.
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?
Phillip Roy Wasserman, on trial for fraud, asked for a mistrial and was denied by a Florida judge.
The trial of the self-styled “Annuity King” will continue into a fifth week after a Florida judge denied defendant Phillip Roy Wasserman’s motion for a mistrial.
The U.S. economy grew at a paltry 1.1% annual rate in the first three months of this year, signaling a cooling trend that will likely lead to a recession later in 2023, analysts said.
‘Third rail’ heats up as Social Security reform talk increases.
Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., said the real reason Social Security would be the deadly third rail of politics is not doing something about the trust fund’s impending insolvency.
Variable annuity sales – coming off their worst year since 1995 – are hurting from several disruptions, but should bounce back a little bit, LIMRA forecasts.
Field underwriting gathers all the pertinent information that may affect underwriting offers at the initial meetings between financial professionals and clients.
The unwinding of the Medicaid continuous enrollment provision will play out differently across the states based on policy choices states have made and variation in their administrative infrastructures. Meanwhile, some health insurers are taking steps to help people remain in coverage.
The insurance commissioner of North Carolina raises a red flag over Blue Cross changing to a not-for-profit mutual, while activists in New Jersey sue to stop their Blue Cross from converting.
Several groups representing health insurers told Congress that insurers will continue to offer free preventive services while a lawsuit challenging the Affordable Care Act’s requirement continues its way through the court system.