Best's Review Life-Health Insurance Edition 1995 - Abstracts

Best's Review Life-Health Insurance Edition 1995
TitleSubjectAuthors
A call to arms. (healthcare reform and Republican electoral victories in November 1994) (includes article on Health Insurance Association of America's antireform efforts)InsuranceRick Pullen, Sean Armstrong
Accountants face risks doing estate planning.InsuranceRic Rosario
ADA: the bill of rights for AIDS patients. (Americans with Disabilities Act)InsuranceBradley J. Baumgart, Jane DeJong
Aging baby boomers are an untapped market.(insurance companies must develop new products for this generation of clients)InsuranceRick Morris
A managed care checkup. (methods of evaluating healthcare plans)InsuranceJohn M. Covaleski
An economically viable model for insurers to demutualize. (insurers seeking financing should consider this route)(Industry Strategy)InsuranceRichard A. Hemmings, Robert S. Seiler
A new game requires new technology team.(chief information officers' changing responsibilities)(Column)InsuranceDave E. Hoffman
A planning nightmare: conflicts of interest.InsuranceLarry W. Gibbs
Associations must span agent generation gap.InsuranceTerry M. Kaltenbach
A television network can boost your writings.InsuranceJoseph Maiella
Avoid U.S. estate taxes with life insurance.InsuranceMichael Rosenberg, Dennis Ginsburg
A way to compare apples to oranges. (improving life insurance customer's understanding of life insurance)InsuranceBrian Fechtel
Bank distribution called opportunity for insurers. (ongoing discussion about banks being able to market insurance products)Insurance 
Become an ambassador for managed care.InsuranceGreg W. Johnson
Best's rating monitor. (1995 life/health insurance company review)(Illustration)Insurance 
Best's Rating Monitor: annual review of international companies. (insurance companies)Insurance 
Best's rating monitor.(Monthly Review of Life/Health Companies and HMOs)(Illustration)Insurance 
Best's rating monitor: monthly review of life/health companies.(financial strength assessment of life and health insurers)(Illustration)Insurance 
Big health care networks invite government control.InsuranceThomas P. Weil
Blue-collar disability can mean green for you. (selling disability insurance)InsuranceJohn W. Mahoney
Bulletin boards now have gone corporate.(insurance industry can benefit from electronic bulletin boards)InsuranceCharles C. Ashley
Can insurers survive the 401(k) shakeout?InsuranceStephen J. Butler
Career success means coping with change.InsuranceKristin L. Nelson
Catch and keep clients by using your database.InsuranceRex Atwood
Company clears hurdles to cope with regulations. (American Chambers Life Insurance Co.)InsuranceJim Hall, Roger Gascoigne
Company college program receives high marks. (Northwestern Mutual Life)InsuranceMichael T. Van Grinsven
Competitive challenges loom on the horizon.(Fraternals)InsuranceGary S. Pallay
Computers can't replace the personal touch.(Column)InsuranceDale Schnur
Consumers like agents' expertise: but banks get high service marks.(National Insurance Survey)(Cover Story)InsuranceBritt Beemer
Credentialing is key to avoiding lawsuits.(Brief Article)InsuranceWilliam L. Granahan
Credit reports aid underwriters, but is it worth the controversy?InsuranceJoseph V. Barks
Customers give high marks to companies and agents: long-term policyholders surveyed.(personal lines insurance agents)InsuranceBritt Beemer
Diary of a reengineering experience. (Old lIne Insurance Company of America)(includes related article One Approach to Reengineering)InsurancePaul Brustowicz, Suzanne Stipe
Disclosure is the cure for vanishing premiums.(Column)InsuranceBonnie Master
Discover life insurance as a tax free asset.InsuranceKenneth A. Hansen
Distribution reform cuts direct path to efficiency.InsuranceBrian Foster
Don't let cash values in clients' policies dry up.InsuranceAllie Fraidowitz
Don't let consultants run away with your company.InsuranceSusan Briggs
Don't marry new system with old work flow.(insurance office environment should adapt to technology)(Column)InsuranceAnthony F. Lewis
Do your systems have only five years to live?(problems with computer systems that can not handle dates past 2000)InsurancePeter De Jager
Ease estate tax burden with effective planning.InsuranceMalcolm L. Cowen II
Employers take a bite of managed dental care.InsuranceDavid J. DePorter
Expert witness: new line for insurance agents?InsuranceJames Multack
Five-year history of flexible premium retirement annuities.InsuranceRoger L. Blease, Robert M. Mabie
Five-year universal life policy history.InsuranceRoger L. Blease, Robert L. Mabie
Go beyond satisfaction or lose your customers. (Canadian life insurance industry) (Industry Overview)InsuranceLeo Pavone
Group pensions relatively stable. (Industry Overview)InsuranceDavid A. Brey
Health care facing step-by-step changes.InsuranceC. Chris Lau
High-tech solutions for tackling fraud.InsuranceRex Atwood
How can I successfully budget for automation?InsuranceJanice L. Scites
How to get published and increase your sales.(Column)InsuranceThomas M. Maher
Industry says it's no surprise.(Customers Give High Marks to Companies and Agents)(insurance companies, agents)InsuranceJohn M. Covaleski
Insurer-managed care cultures clash in rush to compete.InsuranceMartin Leshner, Robert Davenport
Insurer network pacts offer affordable care. (health care)InsuranceDavid G. Sheffert
Insurers venture onto the Internet web.InsuranceEvelyn Hall
Interactive TV can be a marketer's dream.InsuranceMichael Mainardi
Interest rate swings inspire new strategies. (investments by life health insurance companies)InsuranceMichael L. Albanese, Larry G. Mayewski, Thomas S. Upton
Is it time for a product rating system? Making the case.InsuranceRichard M. Weber
It's adapt or perish in the middle market. (life insurance)InsuranceAndrew Giffin
It takes more to tame the Baby Boomer beast.InsuranceKaycee W. Krysty
Joint venturing - a survival strategy. (for life insurers)InsuranceJohn J. Fahrenbach
Keep yourself afloat in sea of information. (Column)InsuranceScott L. Evrard
Learn from your customers or future may be bleak.InsuranceAnnette Zacher
Legal crisis threatens managed care.InsuranceBrent J. Graber
Life insurance makes charitable gifts grow.InsuranceDavid A. Culley, Michael Brink
Life insurance still makes a good pension.InsuranceTerry Kaltenbach
Life sales struggle in competitive market. (Industry Overview)InsuranceGary J. Alpaugh
Limited partnerships keep it all in the family.InsuranceNeil Alexander
LTC insurance market is growing younger. (long-term care insurance)InsuranceJohn Wane
Managed care requires new ways to find fraud.(health insurance fraud)(Column)InsuranceKirk J. Nahra
Management education is available for agents.(Insurance Executive Program offered by Appalachian State University's Brantley Risk and Insurance Center)InsuranceDavid D. Wood
Mapping out hot spots in health insurance.InsuranceEvelyn Hall
Market conduct emerges as rating issue.(insurers need to overhaul their marketing system to include ethical guidelines for sales personnel)InsuranceMichael L. Albanese, Larry G. Mayewski, Cynthia J. Crosson
Marketers take cue from other industries.(insurance marketers adopt new strategies)(Column)InsuranceEd Tasca
Mental health plans help employees, reduce costs.(Column)InsuranceS. Alan Savitz
Mentors turn trainees into loyal superagents.InsuranceVincent P. Froio
More mutuals take the pledge. (mutual life insurance companies adopting generally accepted accounting principles)InsuranceDerrick Vializ
NAIC embraces push for reform with accreditation plan review.(National Association of Insurance Commissioners' 1995 summer national meeting)(Domestic Briefing)Insurance 
NAIC holds first open budget meeting. (National Association of Insurance Commissioners)InsuranceArthur Snyder
New cellular technology creates mobile office.InsuranceRuth Young
New distribution channels are beginning to emerge.InsuranceGregory Hoeg
New distribution plans can increase sales.InsuranceMichael R. Tuohy, Eric W. Speer
Outlook for Canada is positive.InsuranceManfred J. Nowacki
Outlook remains good for variable annuities. (Industry Overview)InsuranceGary S. Pallay
Participating policyholder rights: the next challenge.InsuranceBrian Fechtel
Payroll deduction: a niche market full of potential.InsuranceRichard Wecker
Preferred risk plans grow in popularity.InsuranceJess L. Mast, C. Van Beaver
Prepare for a DI hit when you reengineer. (disability insurance)InsurancePeter A. Carroll
Protect settlement pie from quickly withering. (personal injury settlements)InsuranceDon McNay
Read the fine print when selling guarantees. (distinguishing between guarantee of principal and guarantee against market risk)InsuranceMike Gore
Reduce the risk in multifund selection.InsuranceE. Thomas Johnson Jr.
Re-entry illustrations will haunt industry.(term life insurance)(Column)InsuranceBob Barney
Riders can benefit both agent and prospect.(life insurance riders)InsuranceJohn A. Kiczek
Search for opportunities in the 403 (b) market.InsuranceEleanor A. Lowder
Shed the sales hat; tell clients the facts.(life insurance policies with vanishing premiums are causing problems)InsuranceAnnette K. Villars
Single premium immediate annuity payouts study.(10-year study of single premium immediate annuities)(includes table of results)InsuranceKohn A. Kiczek
Special revenue bonds fuel 13.2% increase. (in bondholdings)InsuranceDiane Ferraiolo
Stemming misconduct is everybody's problem.(Selling)(Column)InsuranceTerry Kaltenbach
Strategic fiscal methods protect clients' assets.InsuranceJay B. Cohen
Taking the test and wondering why.InsuranceSusan Briggs
Tap the Internet's endless supply of information.(Column)InsuranceSuzanne E. Stipe
TennCare: an experiment that created a monster. (Tennessee's health reform program)(Column)InsuranceCyril F. Chang
Term insurance survey.(life insurance)(Industry Overview)Insurance 
The challenge beyond consolidation. (life insurance companies)InsuranceDan Lonkevich
The hidden savings in expensive procedures. (includes related article on the total cost picture)InsuranceTom Wood
The life agent service contract: beyond lip service.InsuranceGerald R. Nowotny
The origins of the problem.(market conduct problems stem from overly aggressive sales habits starting in the 1980s)InsuranceMichael L. Albanese, Larry G. Mayewski, Cynthia J. Crosson
The states vs. Washington. (state legislatures instead of federal government effecting health care changes)InsuranceC. Chris Lau
Thirteen practical, essential retirement tips for clients.(basic retirement advice)InsuranceKathryn King Ioannides
Three trusts benefit wealthy, older clients.(life insurance planning)InsuranceRichard J. Cohen, Gerald S. Susman
Top 500 life/health insurers by net premiums written.(1994 rankings)(Illustration)Insurance 
Train all employees to solve ethical dilemmas. (insurance industry)InsuranceLawrence A. Berger
Underwriting losses improve unexpectedly. (health and accident insurance)InsuranceDiane Ferraiolo
U.S. managed care in demand overseas.(managed health care companies would like to expand into countries with socialized medicine)InsuranceJohn Covaleski
Variable annuities: to buy or not to buy.InsuranceThomas J. Castaldi
Variable life can be a real hot potato. (variable life insurance)(Perspective)(Column)InsuranceMark S. Armstrong
Variable survivorship life: bull market enhances appeal of policies.Insurance 
Variable universal life variable life: cost of insurance.InsuranceJohn A. Kiczek
Welfare benefit plan grows in tax-free environment.InsuranceCharles N. Zalis, Alan F. Gonzalez
Whole life dividend survey.Insurance 
Will the Internet be the next yellow pages?InsuranceCharles C. Ashley
Work site selling offers tailor-made policies.(selling employee insurance plans)(Column)InsuranceAndrew Hyman
World of underwriting continues to evolve.(Column)InsuranceTerry M. Kaltenbach
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