A prolific pension fraud scheme that spread to the insurance industry before being shut down by federal investigators has led to dozens of lawsuits and Chapter 11 bankruptcy for an Arizona IMO.
Non-variable universal life sales for the second quarter were $779.2 million, up 19.9% when compared to the first quarter, Wink reports.
The COVID-19 pandemic did more than give life insurance a boost: It offered a glimpse into what’s possible when the industry dares to think big.
Many advisors scoff at the notion of offering Medicare products to their clients. Should they reconsider?
Ohio National announced new pricing today for its term life insurance, resulting in lower premiums across the product range.
Washington Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler extended two emergency orders related to COVID-19.
MINNEAPOLIS – Oct. 4, 2021 – After a summer of relative calm, Americans are increasingly worried about retirement risks related…
Forty-five percent of businesses see access to a financial professional as the most useful financial-wellness offering for employees.
Congress is striving to make it easier for U.S. workers to save for retirement, a panel of lawmakers said at this week’s Insured Retirement Institute virtual annual convention.
Total second quarter sales for all deferred annuities were $64.4 billion, up more than 10% compared to the previous quarter and an increase of 40.4% when compared to the second quarter 2020.
As more Americans hit Medicare eligibility age, they need help avoiding a costly mistake.
For nearly a quarter century, Jesse Slome has promoted the industry that helps consumers with their medical and long-term care coverage needs.
In less than three years as Connecticut’s top insurance regulator, Andrew Mais is on the fast track to becoming a powerful voice for change in the industry.
How advisors can add value to clients by helping them solve the nation’s top financial challenge.
Nothing worth doing can be done alone. Find a group to help you on the journey.
It has been part of the fabric of American life for 55 years, and it is more confusing than ever. I’m talking about Medicare, which has been part of the health care landscape in the U.S. since the first beneficiaries enrolled in coverage on July 1, 1966.
A neurologist explains why the hardwiring of the human brain is at the root of the extra pounds many of us gained over the past year and a half.
Advisors and employers play a role in helping clients face a more confident financial future.
The COVID-19 pandemic slammed Social Security revenues, putting the program in greater danger of not being able to pay out full benefits.
