American International Group benefited from a surge in fixed annuity business in the first quarter, even while it continues a plan to split off its Life & Retirement business.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.– Protective Life Corporation, a wholly owned U.S. subsidiary of Dai-ichi Life Holdings, Inc., announced that its principal subsidiary, Protective…
U.S. workers are unhappy and filled with stress, a new survey finds.
MetLife’s 20th annual U.S. “Employee Benefit Trends Study” finds that job satisfaction at a low point among U.S. workers. The least satisfied workers are “zillennials,” a micro-generation that was born between 1993 and 1998.
For all the emphasis and excitement over helping clients efficiently accumulate assets and accomplish their goals, it’s quite often that how the client makes a living goes into the financial plan as a “snuck premise,” a sort of status quo fact that simply underlines the cash flow projections of the financial plan.
A California insurance agent is accused of stealing from clients.
The investigation also found Alan Douglas Armstrong convinced his clients to withdraw funds from one annuity and then months later purchase a new annuity, hiding that the source of funds was from a terminated annuity.
Financial education programs are proving beneficial for employees and employers both.
An increasing number of employers are offering financial-wellbeing programs to their employees as they seek to improve overall worker satisfaction, reduce financial stress, increase productivity, and make improvements to retirement plans and other employee-benefit programs.
Advice-only financial planner Cody Garrett spent the first decade of adult life making music. Now he’s getting noticed for an unusual and unselfish approach to financial planning.
I was listening to NPR while driving to work back in 2006 when I heard a report about something new that had the potential to take the (somewhat young) social media world by storm.
Despite political headwinds, financial services wound up on the plus side of a pair of recent decisions, one in court and one in Congress. Both could help put more life insurance products in the hands of consumers.