How To Be a Better Networker05 Feb
A few ideas on how to be a first-rate people connector.
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A Tailored Solution for Your Clients04 Feb
Try this helpful tip from Alan Blume’s “Sell More and Work Less.”
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New York Life Foundation Increases Giving to Nonprofits in 201203 Feb
The New York Life Foundation announced today an increase in its 2012 charitable giving budget to $13.5 million, a five percent increase over last year’s budget of $12.9 million.
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Disability Insurance Observer: Under Pressure03 Feb
Pretending that people are like robots who can keep work faster and faster may not turn out to be so great for claims.
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LTCI Watch: What If Taxes Were Illegal?03 Feb
It's interesting to think about what the world might look like if the Internal Revenue Code simply disappeared.
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The Catch: The Donut Hole03 Feb
CMS reports Medicare Part D drug plan data, Health Net does will with tailored networks, and more.
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Hawaii Legislature Considers Public LTCI Bills03 Feb
The drafters cite a commission prediction that few Americans will ever have private long-term care coverage.
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Rate Hike Helps Genworth LTCI Sales03 Feb
The insurer posts a big increase in individual long-term care insurance volume and a huge increase in group volume.
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Senate MLR Bill Aims to Give Agents Some Relief03 Feb
U.S. Senator Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., and Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., have introduced S. 2068, the Access to Independent Health Insurance Advisors Act, a companion bill and a shot in the arm for a medical loss ratio bill in the House that has many supporters but has gained no traction.
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ING Study: Cultural Influences Impact Retirement Planning and Decision-Making03 Feb
The research shows that Hispanics feel the least prepared for retirement: 54% says they are “not very” or “not at all” prepared. This compares with 50% of African-Americans, 48% of white and 44% of Asian respondents who indicate that they don’t feel prepared.
