Life Insurance
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The ABCs of Life Insurance: K–O
By Corey Dahl, Brian AndersonWhat makes a mutual insurance company different? And why do companies need key person insurance? Here's a look at some important life insurance terms located between the letters K and O.
August 31, 2012
The ABCs of Life Insurance: P–TPerm versus term, the factors used to determine risk, what a quote includes. Learn how to better explain all of it with this slideshow covering important life insurance terms.
August 31, 2012
Ray Johns: Leader of the PackBy setting up and managing a study group for local accountants and lawyers, Ray Johns has reaped new-found recognition, millions in referrals and the grand prize in our Whats Your Big Idea? contest.
August 31, 2012
The 2012 NUL Top 100National Underwriter Life & Health is proud to present its 2012 Top 100 a series of 10 charts ranking the 100 highest-ranking companies in a broad series of categories meant to offer the most basic financial snapshot of life and health insurers today.
August 31, 2012
At the NAIC, a Changing of the GuardDr. Theresa Terri Vaughan has announced her retirement, effective in February, as chief executive officer of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. She made her announcement at the plenary session that marked the end of the NAIC summer meeting in Atlanta, last month.
August 31, 2012
Producer Groups: On a Growth TrajectoryProducer groups avail advisors of access to niche expertise and services that might not otherwise be easy to obtain.
August 31, 2012
Out of the BlueTell us how you came to appreciate just how uncertain life is. In the world of employee benefits or health care, considering the evolving demographics…
August 31, 2012
Ending it all: Can life insurers help stop suicide?Every year, more people die from suicide than from homicide. Is there anything the life insurance industry can do about it? As it turns out, there is.