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Nationwide draws parallel between number of business owners with no plans to retire and lack of succession plan in new study. Two in three business owners report not having one in place.
Younger generations often start out having more questions and feel working with a financial professional is the best way for them to learn and understand. The trend shows as buyers age, they feel more comfortable using other purchasing methods.
The latest developments at tech companies across the life & health and P&C spectrums – Lemonade, Haven Life, Ladder, Wellthie and Hippo – involve new funding, expansion plans, new offerings and more.
One specific prediction is that defined contribution (DC) plans will evolve to provide more options for contract or independent workers. LIMRA has also announced a focus on agent retention for its upcoming Distribution Conference.
Increase in application activity for younger buyers in the second half of last year drives 2017 MIB Life Index; is said to validate industry’s investment in reaching this key segment of the underserved market.
While Vermont is only state to earn an A+ grade, significant new restrictions imposed on underwriting freedom relegated Delaware to the bottom of R Street Institute’s 2017 Insurance Regulation Report Card.
The Hartford recently became the latest insurance company to announce bonuses or permanent raises tied to the new GOP tax bill that reduces the corporate tax rate.