The rise of the ‘gray divorce’ insurance client
INSURANCENEWSNET MAGAZINE
In this issue...
- The Medicare agent squeeze
- How to have a black belt practice — With John Terry
- Georgia insurance agent wows on ‘American Idol’ — with Philmon Lee
- ACA subsidy turbulence is reshaping employee benefits
- Regulators tackle controversial annuity illustrations
- Every role in your agency touches revenue
SPECIAL FEATURE
Record IUL sales don’t diminish the need for continued customer engagement
Record IUL growth is raising the standard for case design, consumer education and long-term policy service as financial professionals move... Read More
From The Field
Young and insured? You could still face thousands in medical bills
It only takes one unexpected injury or illness to derail your financial plans.
Plan now for lower Social Security benefits later
Addressing the Trust Fund’s solvency shortfall will come with a cost for future retirees.
AI isn’t cutting broker jobs. Here is what it is doing instead
We are poised for a demographic shift that could leave millions of Americans without a broker or advice to help navigate a complex and costly insurance market.
ADVISOR NEWS
Succession planning: Building the future of your practice
Advisors would be wise to heed their own advice when it comes to planning for the transition of their business.
NEWSWIRES
You started a side hustle from home. Does your insurer know?
You started a side hustle from home. Engaged in some gig work in the garage, merch-making from the basement, or another home-based enterprise? And around 19 million U.S. businesses operate out of the owners' homes.
- How major US stock indexes fared Monday 8/24/2026
- GOVERNOR ABBOTT DIRECTS TDI TO TAKE ACTION TO MAKE PROPERTY INSURANCE MORE AFFORDABLE
- What is most important to consider when choosing an Advantage Plan?
- Asian shares mostly decline as bond market pressure mounts
- Carissa Murray Joins Alliant Insurance Services’ Southern California Benefits Team
Annuity News
Industry pushes back on linking ‘financial strength’ to annuity illustrations
Regulators began looking harder at annuity illustrations this year after learning that some products were illustrating as high ... Read More
Life Insurance News
Record IUL sales don’t diminish the need for continued customer engagement
Record IUL growth is raising the standard for case design, consumer education and long-term policy service as financial profess... Read More
Health/Employee Benefits News
Executive benefits evolve beyond retention as workforce pressures mount
While 81% of organizations surveyed say they cannot afford to lose their top talent, nearly half (49%) have not implemented any... Read More
Becerra, running for governor of California, faces a health insurance problem
By the time Democrat Xavier Becerra left Washington, D.C., more Americans than ever had health insurance, owing partly to his w... Read More
After years of increases, thousands of Alaskans will again see a sharp spike in health insurance rates
Aug. 23— When enhanced premium tax credits were allowed to expire last year, Mark Robokoff, who owns a pet supply shop in Ancho... Read More
Property and Casualty News
Look Back: Long before Party on the Patio, Mötley Crüe rocked Pocono Downs
Aug. 23— Soon after the Plains Township zoning/hearing board allowed an Allentown- based music promoter to host a concert at Po... Read More
How different types of auto insurance coverage compare
How different types of auto insurance coverage compare. Choosing the right auto insurance is important for many reasons. To com... Read More
AM Best Assigns Credit Ratings to Jet Insurance Company
AM Best has assigned a Financial Strength Rating of A- and a Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating of“ a-” to Jet Insurance Company. J... Read More
Insurtech News
What’s next for insurtech? Industry leader shares insights
While the insurtech industry has primarily focused on leveraging artificial intelligence for automation, Dan Schuleman, founder... Read More
