This past quarter’s gross domestic product is expected to have decreased when it is released tomorrow, which would be the second consecutive down quarter – and that would mean we’re in a recession, right? Not necessarily.
Roughly 18 months after new regulations meant to tighten up indexed universal life illustrations took effect, insurers are using “gamesmanship” to make a mockery of new rules, say two leading insurance product experts.
Even above-average sales next year would pale in comparison to sales this year, as heightened mortality awareness wears off, according to S&P’s life insurance/annuity market report.
Employee benefits are growing in importance as labor proves scarce.
If financial wellness programs showed people how to stop using credit cards and how to pay off their mortgages quicker, our economy would ease itself from its slow rot of infinite debt and perpetual economic crisis.
Researchers behind a study of U.S. adults who work with a financial advisor believe those who work with an advisor and who identify themselves as disciplined financial planners may sleep better at night and be happier.