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Are You Comfortable With Your Retirement Savings?

Are You Comfortable With Your Retirement Savings? Do you know how much you need for retirement? If you've done the calculations, chances are you're more confident in your ability to meet your retirement savings goals than someone who hasn't. This comes from the Insured Retirement Institute (IRI), a not-for-profit organization considered to be the authoritative source on annuities. The IRI recently released statistics on retirement...

Don't Tempt Fate Waiting for the ACA to Cover You

Maximize Your Pension Using Life Insurance Life insurance is effective for more than the traditional use, which is to provide a cushion of liquidity for your loved ones when you're no longer around. Alternative life-insurance strategies can help achieve a number of goals, including replacing pension income. Consider the case of a couple who plan to live their retirement on one spouse's pension, not taking...

Hotels: Your Office Away From the Office, and Tort Cost Info

Rising Tort Costs May Mean Your Business is at Risk According to a number of major insurance carriers and other experts, tort costs - those costs associated with defending and paying liability claims - are on the rise. Here are just a few of the latest concerns for business owners. The United States Liability Insurance Group (USLI) states the average cost to defend an employment...

Some Universal Life Holders Face a Conundrum

Some Universal Life Holders Face a Conundrum Many holders of universal-life insurance bought their policies years ago, at a time when interest rates were high. Today, many of these policyholders will have to pay more or face cancellation, according to news reports. To understand why, you have to understand that we're talking about permanent life insurance. Unlike term life insurance, this insurance type doesn't limit...

How to Measure the Value of a Fixed Annuity

How Qualified and non-Qualified Annuities Differ You may have heard that annuities can be used in tax-qualified retirement plans, such as Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), 401(k) plans and 403(b) plans, but do you understand how these annuities work? Annuities used in these tax-qualified retirement plans are often referred to as qualified annuities. Alternatively, annuities that are not used in tax-qualified retirement plans are often referred...