Under the revised structure, policyholders will receive a 5% credit for fewer than five consecutive years of membership, 10% for at least five but fewer than 10 years, 12.5% for at least 10 but fewer than 15 years, and 15% for at least 15 consecutive years.
LIC’s Index Plus is an excellent choice for those looking for a balanced approach to life insurance and investment. Whether you want to secure your family’s future, plan for retirement, or simply grow your wealth, this plan offers flexibility, protection, and growth potential. With guaranteed additions, flexible coverage options, and tax benefits, it’s a reliable…
Years of supply chain shocks, regulatory shifts, and rising brand risks led many to believe that recall insurance – especially for small and midsize manufacturers – was poised for a breakout. But Robert Balogh (pictured), executive vice president at Amwins, said the wave still hasn’t hit. “It really hasn’t yet,” he said. “That’s not to…
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The figures mark a significant increase for the private flood insurance sector, which has grown in recent years amid concerns over the sustainability of the federal National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), the company highlighted. In a statement, CEO Trevor Burgess said the milestone demonstrates a growing demand for private flood coverage. “Reaching $300 million in…
Watko Benefit Group, founded in 2003 by Principal Greg Watkins, provides a range of employee benefits services to businesses with employee counts from 10 to over 3,000. The firm’s offerings include group insurance, voluntary benefits, and executive benefits. The six-person Watko team brings more than 50 years of combined experience in areas such as healthcare…
The definition of “medical incident” under PorterCare’s policy included “any act or omission… which results in injury to a patient,” and crucially, stated that “all related acts or omissions… to any one person” would be considered a single incident. That wording, according to AdHealth, made it clear that each patient’s claim had to be treated…
