What do you read to stay up-to-date

[DanP]

Anyone else having a difficult time finding insightful reading material to stay current on the industry?

 

[somarco]

Nope. My mailbox is full every day

 

[DHK]

Anyone else having a difficult time finding insightful reading material to stay current on the industry?

Depends on what you specialize in on the industry.

Even then, there's tons of information everywhere.
- Connect with companies and individuals on LinkedIn.
- Do the same on Facebook.
- Find your favorite YouTube channels.
- Subscribe to their email newsletters. Sure, they may want to sell you something - you may actually benefit from it, but use their newsletters for your advantage.

 

[goillini52]

Anyone else having a difficult time finding insightful reading material to stay current on the industry?

 

[vic120]

Get a lot of emails

Mostly anything important is discussed on this forum I find

 

[mason4]

Nope. My mailbox is full every day

Please, share the list, I am also interested

 

[leevena]

I am in the benefits space and use updates/emails from; federal govt (irs, hhs, dol), BenefitsLink, United Benefits (UBA), Lockton, Mintz law firm, Kaiser Family Foundation, Phia Law, and one or two others I cannot remember off the top of my head. I specialize in self-funding medical so I do not follow state regulations too closely.

 

[somarco]

Please, share the list, I am also interested

Google Alerts - Monitor the Web for interesting new content

 

[JazzInk]

Not sure about "keeping up to date" per se, but Insurance Journal is a free subscription:

Property / Casualty insurance industry news from Insurance Journal

 

[bill3173]

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