From the Field: Expert Insights

Insurance isn’t top of mind when millennials and Generation Z are considering a career path.

Retirement planning must consider the general factors that affect every retiree.

As insurers’ investments, ownership structures and products become more complex, the dynamic state system is the most effective regulator.

Long-term care coverage must be reimagined to serve the changing needs of older Americans.

When the market drops by 5%, 10%, or even 20%, the natural instinct for many investors is to reduce risk, not increase it. This reaction, while understandable, can be detrimental to long-term financial success.

Retirement saving strategies for millennials who are late getting started with investing.

This is an opportunity for you to provide comprehensive support to your clients.

Condominium associations may be unaware that they need flood insurance or have misconceptions about what it covers.

ERISA outlines the responsibilities of fiduciaries, mandates employee dishonesty insurance and holds fiduciaries personally liable for breaches of their duties.

Emergency management is a preplanned process for preparing for, mitigating, responding to and recovering from an emergency.

Although insurer copay accumulator policies may vary slightly from state to state, they all inevitably increase patient harm.

Digital transformation is dependent on and driven by modernizing your data.

Whether you’re an independent broker or a captive agent, you may have more leverage than you think with the insurers with which you’re aligned.

Social Security was never intended to be the only source of income after retirement.

Investing in the right product technology is crucial for insurers to maintain compliance while also adapting quickly to regulatory changes.

Amazon has influenced nearly all our transactions – including shopping for insurance.

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Insurers must adapt and evolve to meet policyholder’s changing needs and expectations.

Despite its numerous benefits, the Roth IRA comes with specific rules that can be confusing and are often interpreted incorrectly.