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Does One Size Fit All? It Depends.

3/31/2010By Charlotte Lyons

Are a pair of running shoes that don't fit worth running in? I say, "It depends. Can I finish the race as well as I had planned?" If not, I need to go back to the sporting-goods store. When choosing a life insurance policy, I ask myself, "Will my plan ensure I meet my goals?" Or, when I need it most, will I realize I should have "tried on" a few other pairs?

As consumers needs evolve, life insurance options evolve, too. Do you need protection for one or more of these five things?

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Send the Elephant Packing

1/11/2010By Steven Johnson

"Why do I need a broker?" is a question we hear even large companies across the country ask. Although there are multiple reasons working with a benefits broker is advantageous, today I will share one great one: Because have the capability and the experience to offer multiple benefits -- and can design them to work together and compliment each other to strengthen your entire benefits offering.

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A New Year, A New Plan

1/11/2010By Bhavi Patel

In the time of resolutions, what can you do for your overall health? Many people create long-term goals, but there are small everyday changes that can bring long-term differences.

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IRS & Long-Term Care Planning

12/7/2009By D. Corey Rieck

The IRS has updated long-term care premium deductibility limits for 2010. The amount you can deduct on your taxes as a result of buying long-term care insurance has been increased by the IRS for 2010. For the first time, the maximum deductible limit for an individual exceeds $4,000.

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