From the Field: Expert Insights

Now that we’re nearly halfway into the 2024 health benefits plan year, it’s time for employers to begin meeting with their benefits consultants to start planning for the next open enrollment period.

There are many points in the insurance value chain where money laundering can occur.

Risk mitigation strategies that insurance professionals should give to their high net worth clients to ensure ongoing coverage.

Content marketing strategy requires more than just quantity — it demands strategic planning and execution.

Several factors can prevent high earners from building wealth.

Carriers eventually reach the point where they must consolidate their systems to make operations more efficient.

Anti-money laundering is often mistaken as a secondary consideration to fraud in the insurance sector when it comes to financial crime.

Prospects who earn more than $250,000 annually stand to lose more in the long run in the wake of disablement because they simply have more to lose.

In the realm of financial services, it is widely acknowledged that many financial advisors are approaching retirement age, with a sparse representation from younger demographics.

These tech tools will help organizations lower their risk profile, stay ahead in today’s threat landscape, and help insurance companies assess and manage risk more accurately.

An IUL policy presents an opportunity for significant growth for young adults who have a long investment horizon.

Artificial intelligence platforms often come with issues such as copyright infringement and inadequate security measures.

Key person insurance can protect a company when its most important employees die.

Current laws mandate that customer communications for health care companies be accessible for people with disabilities. 

More insurers are taking proactive steps to combat would-be scammers and thieves.

The IRS declines to adhere to a coherent definition of insurance and leverages byzantine case law against taxpayers in an arbitrary and capricious manner.

Compliance incident management involves identifying, evaluating and mitigating incidents that might constitute breaches of laws, regulations or company policies.

Parents of a child with special needs are haunted by one question: “Who will take care of my child when I’m gone?”

The unique intersection of a decade, an age bracket and the value they bring to organizations.