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30 Nov 2016, 3:02 pm by Adam Weinstein
(Thrivent) alleging unsuitable recommendations to invest in variable products such as variable annuities, equity indexed annuities, and variable life insurance. [read post]
15 May 2012, 7:59 am by Hugh Berkson
If you bought a variable life insurance policy from any of these companies (or others) and are wondering whether there may be trouble ahead, we can review your policy and answer those questions at no charge: Hartford; American General; AXA Equitable; Lincoln Financial; MassMutual; John Hancock; Northwestern Mutual; ING; Metropolitan Life (MetLife); New York Life (NYLIAC); Prudential; Sun Life; AIG; Protective Life; Nationwide; Ohio… [read post]
6 May 2012, 7:41 am by Jay Salamon
If you bought a variable life insurance policy from any of these companies (or others) and are wondering whether there may be trouble ahead, we can review your policy and answer those questions at no charge: Hartford; American General; AXA Equitable; Lincoln Financial; MassMutual; John Hancock; Northwestern Mutual; ING; Metropolitan Life (MetLife); New York Life (NYLIAC); Prudential; Sun Life; AIG; Protective Life; Nationwide; Ohio… [read post]
16 Jan 2012, 9:00 pm
    A number of large insurance companies, such as AXA Equitable, Nationwide, Thrivent, ING Financial, American Family, Prudential, and Jackson Life, market immediate annuity products as a way to turn retirement assets into regular periodic or monthly payments, either for the rest of the investor’s life, or for a specified period of time. [read post]
17 Jan 2012, 7:11 am
    A number of large insurance companies, such as AXA Equitable, Nationwide, Thrivent, ING Financial, American Family, Prudential, and Jackson Life, market immediate annuity products as a way to turn retirement assets into regular periodic or monthly payments, either for the rest of the investor’s life, or for a specified period of time. [read post]
16 Jan 2012, 9:00 pm
    A number of large insurance companies, such as AXA Equitable, Nationwide, Thrivent, ING Financial, American Family, Prudential, and Jackson Life, market immediate annuity products as a way to turn retirement assets into regular periodic or monthly payments, either for the rest of the investor’s life, or for a specified period of time. [read post]