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An Ideal Target Market for Long-Term Care Insurance

An Ideal Target Market for Long-Term Care Insurance

Wondering who should have long-term care insurance? The product is often a perfect fit for Americans with $100,000 or more of investable assets according to a recent Wells Fargo study. The study describe this target market as working affluent, American workers with...

Discussion Topics for Income Protection Assessments

Discussion Topics for Income Protection Assessments

With tax season heading down the home stretch, there is no better time to schedule an income protection assessment with your clients. We recommend advisors perform this assessment annually, in a fashion similar to the wellness physical your client receives from their...

Four Compelling Reasons for Paycheck Protection

Four Compelling Reasons for Paycheck Protection

Clients often need something to trigger their awareness and even concern before becoming interested in disability insurance, also known as paycheck protection. Without guidance from a financial professional, few consumers realize two aspects of disabilities and...

Unlocking the Need for Key Person Insurance

Unlocking the Need for Key Person Insurance

Key Person Disability Insurance delivers cash benefits to a business in the event a key employee who is critical to the success of the business can’t perform their substantial and material duties due to sickness or injury. The business is the owner/premium payer on...

Are Your Clients Aware of Their Filial Responsibility?

Are Your Clients Aware of Their Filial Responsibility?

Clients who are responsibly preparing for their own retirements may be unaware of the financial risk they may face if their parents haven’t planned for long-term care expenses. Only 7 percent of Americans carry long-term care insurance. Without it, institutional...

What it Takes to Win Long-Term Care Insurance Clients

What it Takes to Win Long-Term Care Insurance Clients

Identifying clients interested in long-term care insurance is a challenge often cited by advisors. With an eye on helping financial professionals clear this hurdle, Mutual of Omaha, commissioned Hearts and Minds, a two-phase study of buyers and non-buyers. The result...

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