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Protectors Vegas 2026 LIVE Coverage

Coverage starts November 9th

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State Farm NFL Ads Crushing The Marketing Competition

State Farm made a January 2020 move that would power the insurer through a turbulent year: It rekindled its iconic tagline, “Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There.” The 49-year-old line is among the most recognizable phrases in advertising, said Ad Age, which named State Farm a 2020 Marketer of the Year.

Principal Financial Group Saw Record Life Insurance Apps In 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic is motivating large numbers of people to seek life insurance coverage for their families. Faster underwriting and direct-to-consumer channels also helped Principal boost its life insurance count, CEO Dan Houston said.

NAIFA Leader Jack E. Bobo Dies

The National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors announced that Jack E. Bobo, CLU, FLMI, passed away on January 15,

Insurer Gets Partial Victory In Colorado COI Lawsuit Verdict

The lawsuit focuses on universal life insurance policies issued by Security Life under names such as Strategic Accumulator Universal Life. The policies include a separate COI charge deducted monthly and meant to compensate Security Life for its mortality risk, the lawsuit noted.

Hidden In Stimulus Bill: A Win For Whole Life Insurers

Although the Consolidated Appropriations Act was largely a spending and stimulus relief bill, it also contained a provision that changed the determination of a minimum interest rate used in certain tax-related calculations for life insurance contracts.

Judge Tosses Lawsuit Accusing MetLife Of Defrauding Investors

A federal judge tossed out a lawsuit accusing MetLife and its executives of defrauding investors concerning accounting for its retirement and income solution line of business. In a Jan. 11 decision, Judge Sterling Johnson, Jr. of the Eastern District of New York found the claims “without merit.”

Trump Pardons Ex-GOP Leader At Center Of Greg Lindberg Bribe Case

Federal authorities said ex-Rep. Robin Hayes participated in a scheme while GOP state chairman in which wealthy insurance company exec Greg Lindberg attempted to bribe the state insurance commissioner with $1.5 million in campaign funds in exchange for removing a top department regulator.