Health benefits that deliver true return on investment are top of mind for employers who face rising costs and increasing pressure to offer competitive yet affordable health benefits that go beyond just the safety net of traditional insurance.
Semi-retirement is the latest trend among older Americans who aren’t quite ready to leave the workforce for good.
Supplemental spousal liability coverage is now required for auto insurance policyholders in New York State, unless they opt out.
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Technology won’t replace the personal touch; it will improve and augment it.
The IRS has displayed a troubling pattern of subjecting microcaptive owners to audits and legal uncertainties while refraining from fully prosecuting cases and taking them to tax court.
How to help clients evaluate suitable candidates and select the best executor.
An aging population faces a patchwork of care options, making the need for planning crucial.
The efficient market hypothesis theory states that the market prices securities fairly and efficiently, and investors are unable to outperform the market consistently.
If there was a common thread for the insurance sector in 2023, it was “customer experience matters more than ever.”
Female clients control one-third of the wealth in the U.S., but are underserved by the financial industry.
Self-insurance presents an alternative, but it’s not without its risks and considerations.
Data and artificial intelligence will enable the industry to be more effective and serve more consumers in 2024.
Weight-loss drugs are gaining in popularity and employers must determine whether and how they will be covered.
Health care plans will continue to evolve next year and beyond. Employers must stay aware of these changes and adapt their plans accordingly.
Embrace your inner financial superhero and get ready to soar through 2024 with these tech-tastic New Year’s resolutions.
Help your clients skate through the holiday season by avoiding common homeowners’ hazards that can steal Christmas faster than the Grinch.
It’s disturbing that insurance regulators have done little to tackle the threats posed by climate risks and the potential consequences for policyholders when insurers can no longer protect them in the event of property damage or destruction.
Failing to distinguish the difference between probate and non-probate assets could lead to unintended and costly consequences not only for the person who owns the asset, but also for life insurers that serve as custodians of the assets.
