Americans, by and large, understand the importance of life insurance. This is particularly true of high net worth individuals. Generally defined as those with investable assets between at least $5 and $10 million, high net worth people have many responsibilities and assets that require financial protection. Diverting resources to pay for the premiums, while possible,…
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Why banks are best for your business lending needs
When you’re a business owner who needs money but lacks the sufficient capital, banks serve as one of many potential cash flow resources. According to the most recent statistics available from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, more than two-thirds of households in the U.S. are fully banked, meaning they have access to traditional banking products…
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3 occupations that make for ideal premium financing candidates
For individuals, business owners and their staff members with a demonstrated life insurance need, life insurance premium financing can make a lot of sense. The costs of living or running a company add up, and there’s only so much available capital that can go toward addressing these expenses. Life insurance premium financing helps in this…
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What your high-net-worth clients want may surprise you
There’s one thing the high net worth strongly desire that all the money in the world won’t buy – financial education. More specifically, financial education for their family and loved ones.
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Are business owners preparing for retirement?
Small-business owners could be doing a better job preparing for retirement.
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5 strategies to develop invaluable employees
Here are a few ways you can mold personnel into all-important assets.
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Financial planning yields positive returns for producers, poll suggests
When consumers use a financial plan to generate wealth creation, it tends to lead to an increased interest in securing financial products, a newly released study has discovered.