‘AI communication gap’ leaves negative impression on customers
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
Estate planning 2.0: How ILITs can create liquidity
Irrevocable life insurance trusts provide liquidity when needed, and control over how wealth transfers stays intact. Read More
From The Field
Why job boards are failing insurance agencies
For the better part of two decades, job boards were a default starting point for insurance agencies trying to recruit.
Who’s left holding the risk when insurers drop AI liability coverage?
When an AI system produces a faulty output, an infringing piece of content or a downstream business loss, the question of who pays has quietly changed.
Never stop learning: A lesson for the next generation of advisors
People who continue learning are better prepared to build the future.
ADVISOR NEWS
The overlooked retirement security risk that must be addressed
Cognitive decline can undermine a client’s retirement plan, and advisors must not be afraid to discuss that risk
- What advisors should know about hedge funds in retirement planning
- Retirement control is top success measure for middle class, ACLI says
- Industry groups applaud House passage of Financial Exploitation Prevention Act
- Younger workers more likely to be eligible for a retirement plan after changing jobs
- Bank of America community event unpacks sales tax hike, small business struggles
NEWSWIRES
Missouri ends Medicaid coverage of chiropractor treatments
JEFFERSON CITY— Missouri’ s Medicaid health insurance program for low-income and disabled residents has ended its coverage of chiropractic services as part of a money-saving move. Mike Kehoe signed the budget on Tuesday. “It’ s truly heartbreaking to see them make that kind of cut,” said Mike Munro, a Creve Coeur chiropractor who is president of the Missouri…
- Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds creates Iowa Medicaid fraud task force as deficit grows
- Why More Sioux City Residents Choose Direct-Pay Dental Care
- REP. LUCAS HOSTS HOUSE FINANCIAL SERVICES TASK FORCE FIELD HEARING IN OKC
- Millions drop Affordable Care Act coverage amid price jump
- Worried about insurance rates? Your loyalty might be costing you
Annuity News
State Farm’s agency overhaul: What distribution can learn
State Farm’s “Next Gen Good Neighbor” initiative delivers a message to life and annuity distribution leaders. Read More
Life Insurance News
Estate planning 2.0: How ILITs can create liquidity
Irrevocable life insurance trusts provide liquidity when needed, and control over how wealth transfers stays intact. Read More
Health/Employee Benefits News
ICYMI: CLEVELAND.COM: TRUMP POLICIES HAVE COST OHIO HOUSEHOLDS THOUSANDS SINCE JANUARY 2025, REPORT FINDS
New reportingis once again detailing the stark reality facing Ohio families as they have paid approximately " $2,175 more ... Read More
16K new moms to benefit from expanded Medicaid coverage 16,000 new moms to benefit from expanded Medicaid coverage starting Wednesday (Copy)
As a result, the state Department of Health Services said it is hoping to see a decrease in maternal and infant mortality, and ... Read More
REPUBLICANS' DISASTROUS HEALTH CARE AGENDA LEAVES MILLIONS OF AMERICANS WITHOUT COVERAGE
House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce, Democrats:. House Energy and Commerce Committee Ranking Member Frank... Read More
Property and Casualty News
Signature Resolution Welcomes Jack Haverty to Our Panel of Neutrals
BOSTON, July 3, 2026/ PRNewswire-PRWeb/-- Signature Resolution is proud to announce that Jack Haverty has joined its panel of n... Read More
Washington fines farm labor contractor $692,750
A Moxee, Wash., farm labor contractor has been fined $692,750 by the Department of Labor and Industries for transporting farmwo... Read More
Auto insurance reforms take effect in N.Y. in effort to lower rates
Part of the governor’ s effort to cut auto insurance premiums in New York has gone into effect. On Wednesday, Hochul announced ... Read More
Insurtech News
NAIC criticized over network flaws and communication after cyberattack
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is struggling to contain the fallout from a June 11 cyber breach that poten... Read More
