by
Tracey Longo
Advisors say many of their clients lean to the right and want nothing to do with plans like "Medicare for All."
by
Jacqueline Sergeant
Demand from clients for digital tools and communications is forcing advisors to change with the times, a LIMRA survey says.
by
Craig Hawley
A new category of fee-based insurance can help you offer clients a new approach to holistic financial planning.
by
Luke McGrath
The rise in nursing home prices far outstrips the pace of inflation.
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John Tozzi
The effort is likely to face significant pushback from the hospital industry.
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Cristin Flanagan
In general, Americans have a poor understanding of how a nationalized healthcare plan would work.
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John Tozzi
But many of the ACA’s elements remain largely intact, including billions of dollars in subsidies.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
An advisor helps a woman address her greatest desire: to ensure her 50-something son has a good life after she's gone.
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Joyce Blay
Many advisors aren't talking to their clients about HSAs, despite their tax advantages, a new survey says.
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Raymond Fazzi
Deterioration of money skills can be seen in people during the early stages of the disease, researchers said.
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Juliette Fairley
Financial advisors can help aging retirees make the kind of choices that keep them living healthier, longer lives.
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Sahil Kapur
President Donald Trump and Republicans are using Medicare for All as a weapon.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Fixed annuities continue to drive growth, representing 63 percent of overall sales.
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Katherine Chiglinsky
Rates for directors-and-officers policies are rising in response to heightened levels of litigation,
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Christopher Robbins
Advisors should be the first line of defense for clients who suspect cognitive decline, she says.
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Juliette Fairley
If paperwork isn’t prepared before an individual is experiencing dementia, it may be too late.
by
Evan Simonoff
Target-date funds destined to serve as Kevorkian-like solutions for many retirees.
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Ben Mattlin
It has been outselling traditional stand-alone LTC policies for many years.
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Joyce Blay
A majority of Americans have not saved enough to retire, according to the Franklin Templeton survey.
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Karl W. Smith
Physicians and hospitals stand as a major barrier for Democrats' plans to expand Medicare for all Americans.
