Journal of Risk & Insurance Issues Research Articles in March 2024 Edition
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, May 29 -- The Journal of Risk and Insurance, a peer-reviewed journal from the American Risk and Insurance Association that says it features insurance economics and risk management, published research articles on the following topics in its March 2024 edition (Vol. 91, Issue 1):
ORIGINAL ARTICLES:
* More options, more problems? Lost in the health insurance maze
* How does health spending among demographic groups compare to Affordable Care Act premium regulations?
* How does medical insurance contribution affect corporate value? Evidence from China
* Lower disclosures from customers screened by financial advisors
* The effect of weather index insurance on social capital: Evidence from rural Ethiopia
* Annuity selection in the presence of insurer default risk and government guarantees
* Availability of the seat belt defense: Implications for auto liability insurance
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Advisor News
- Embracing a family-centric approach to financial planning
- Family communication: Financial planning’s growing blind spot
- Americans aren’t turning retirement plans into action, LIMRA finds
- Ashley Hinson ‘death tax’ story collides with truth
- How advisors can prepare clients for an uncertain retirement landscape
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- Corebridge annuity sales slip ahead of Equitable marriage
- California teachers settle class-action lawsuit over in-plan annuity fees
- Jackson Financial CEO caps 40-year career with blockbuster Q2
- Lumos Insurance introduces the Immediate Care Plan to help families fund long-term care
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
- California sets aside $250 million for public hospitals. Bay Area officials say it falls far short
- Louisiana hospitals see sharp uptick in uninsured patients after Obamacare subsidies expired
- Louisiana hospitals see sharp uptick in uninsured patients after Obamacare subsidies expired
- CareScout Redefines Worksite Long-Term Care Insurance With a Solution That Goes Further for Employers and Employees
- Next Generation My Care – It’s here … now what?
More Health/Employee Benefits NewsLife Insurance News
- Built to Last: Winston-Salem—a quiet industrial powerhouse
- The silver economy ushers in a new era of life insurance growth
- Family communication: Financial planning’s growing blind spot
- Indiana eyes more oversight of insurance companies' exposure to private credit
- HEALEY-DRISCOLL ADMINISTRATION RETURNS $14.5 MILLION TO HEALTH AND DENTAL INSURANCE CONSUMERS AND BUSINESSES
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