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Personal Insurance Considerations for C-Suite Employees

You likely have insurance for your corporation in the event a lawsuit arises, but what about coverage for your C-suite employees and/or executive leadership? If your company faces litigation, there is a good chance your top executives will face legal action as well. If you’ve ever heard of the “corporate…

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The Hard Insurance Market: Why Personal Insurance Rates Continue to Rise

Personal insurance is the kind of insurance we think of that covers our day-to-day: It covers individuals against loss that results from death, injury, or loss of property. These insurance lines generally protect people and their families from losses they couldn’t afford to cover on their own and allow us…

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Insurance for Fractional Aviation Ownership

Have you ever seen the line of private jets at the airport and think, “I’d like to travel that way.” Well, more and more corporations and families are doing just that—purchasing a share of an aircraft or blocks of time to use as they wish. According to an article on…

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Personal Risk Advisory: Six Tips to Help You After a Cyber Incident

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Cyber criminals have recently begun migrating their attacks from larger businesses and organizations to private wealth clients. With information like your Social Security Number and birthdate, scammers can file tax returns, steal from investment accounts, or rack up medical bills. Be careful to protect your paths of least resistance, which…

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Protect the Net: Evaluation of Disability Insurance for Athletes, Part 2

In Part 1 of this article we discussed the importance of Permanent Total Disability (PTD) and what to look for when acquiring it. For this part let’s turn our focus to Loss-of-Value (LOV) insurance. Remember that PTD covers an athlete in the event of a career-ending injury. LOV, on the other…

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What Employers Need to Know About Medicare

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Many employees are postponing retirement and working beyond the traditional retirement age of 65. While this segment of the workforce provides important experience, there are some challenges for both the employer and the employees. Employees may not fully understand what Medicare offers and stay on the group health plan at…

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Protect the Net: Evaluation of Disability Insurance for Athletes, Part 1

As professional sports continue to rise – both in prominence and revenue – so does the need to protect the future earnings of its athletes within. Whether you, or your client, plays basketball, football, hockey or some other highly-compensated sport, there are absolute dos and don’ts when it comes to buying disability insurance. The first step…

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[On-Demand Webinar] A Consumer’s Guide to the Evolving Life Insurance Marketplace

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WATCH FULL WEBCAST (Password: lifeinsurance1!) As a successful family plans for the future, leaving a legacy is the crowning achievement. Watch here for an in depth look at today’s life insurance marketplace. Jeff Wasserman will give us insight on current tax laws, planning and strategies to maximize protection for your…

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The Advantages of Group Buying Power and Personal Insurance – Why it Works

What if I told you there was a way to craft an insurance portfolio that has the potential to enhance coverages and perhaps even reduce premiums? A way to get more value out of your premium dollars in terms of programs and higher-level advisory services? Whether you are a member…

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Close to Home: Improving Your Personal Risk Situation

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Spring is in full swing, which often prompts us to make a to-do list. Tasks often include power cleaning, purging closets and basements, and performing light home remodeling projects. Some might also invest time in reviewing their financial situation. What other changes or updates might your personal situation require? Among…

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