At the height of her power, Elizabeth Holmes wasn’t exactly a girlboss. The founder and former CEO of blood-testing startup Theranos, whose fraud trial begins this week, didn’t place a ton of public emphasis on feminism or building women-centric spaces.
The SEC announced Wednesday that it has filed an action against BitConnect, an online crypto lending platform, its founder Satish Kumbhani, and its top U.S. promoter and his affiliated company, alleging that they defrauded retail investors out of $2 billion.
5 Ways Social Media Can Accelerate Your Success
Whether you’re on the fence about using social media to accelerate your success or you’ve started to dip your toe into the water to see if it’s warm enough to dive in, you’d likely agree social media is a powerful platform that can be leveraged for your business success.
Paramount Sues Chubb Over ‘Mission Impossible’ COVID-19 Delays
“Mission Impossible 7” has shut down seven times and Paramount filed a lawsuit Monday, claiming that its insurer did not fully pay up for its losses incurred when the cameras were silenced.
Lorie Bevins, of Plainwell, was arraigned on August 26 in 57th District Court on four counts of submitting false health insurance claims.
Life Insurance Premium Up 21% In The Second Quarter, LIMRA Reports
In the first six months of 2021, the total number of policies sold increased 8%, compared with prior year results. This is the highest policy sales growth recorded since 1983, according to LIMRA’s recent survey.
Looking For Life Amid COVID-19
With pandemic mortality concerns driving high interest, there has never been a better time to sell life insurance, analysts say. But agents must keep up with significant regulation, underwriting and tax changes.
Feeling The Need, Closing The Gap
The industry faces ‘the opportunity of a lifetime,’ since COVID-19 made consumers consider their need for coverage.
The Female Market Is NOT A Niche – with Arwen Becker
If you want to market to women, you have to be someone they can trust with their financial concerns. Arwen Becker, author of She Handled It, So Can You!, tells Publisher Paul Feldman that women need advisors who will help them overcome their fear and shame around money.
Dave Buckwald lost 51 clients when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center on 9/11. Twenty years later, he discusses how the experience changed the way he looks at the life insurance business and describes his biggest regret.
Don’t Wait To Beat Procrastination
Everyone has a task they dread. Here are some tips for not putting off until tomorrow what you can do today.
Retirement Strategies Pre-Retirees Can Plan Now
Options for clients to consider now in order to make the most of their savings later.
The 3-Part Plan To Attract Gen Z Employees
The newest generation to enter the workforce is especially focused on their finances and well-being.
The Benefits Of Permanent Life For Middle-Income Earners
Many middle-class Americans may be unaware that permanent life insurance provides financial security while they still are alive.
NAIC Giving States The Answers
Regulators are prodding states to adopt best-interest annuity sales rules. The long-term implications could be huge.
What Same-Sex Partners Need To Know About Estate Planning
A sound estate plan will be the legal protection needed in order to guarantee your client’s intentions are followed.
Marketing: You Need To Get Uncomfortable To Succeed
Every advisor must overcome three common hurdles when it comes to marketing.
Celebrations Such As LIAM Mix Fun With Facts
These special monthlong campaigns are reminders that we can help our clients meet all their insurance and financial planning needs.
The Zero Estate Tax Plan: The Cure For Planning Fatigue
Life insurance is the bedrock of a plan to provide funds to charity while giving cash to clients’ beneficiaries.