The PIU Communicator Library
Star Gazing - 03/07/2017
If you caught last week’s airing of the 89th Academy Awards, you were witness to a historical night culminating in the very uncomfortable, botched delivery of “picture of the year”, not to mention the continuous stream of the now requisite political commentaries and expected “Trump” satire. Despite the sometimes tiresome, self-aggrandizing and frivolous proselytizing by […]
It’s (Almost) Never Too Late for Disability Insurance - 12/06/2016
As “Generation Y” or “Millennials” as they are now so commonly referred are flooding the American workforce, their more seasoned counterparts, the “Baby Boomers”, are becoming stacked at the opposite end of the career timeline. Boomers came into adulthood during the Vietnam War and saw this country through many political and socioeconomic changes. They worked […]
The Disability Insurance Litmus Test - 11/01/2016
As an insurance professional, you make a living serving your clients’ best interests. You assumedly make it your primary duty to financially prepare your clients for the many varied obstacles life may bring. Harnessing your years of experience of recognizing and indemnifying risk, you more than likely prescribe medical insurance, life insurance and most importantly […]
No Body’s Perfect – Impaired Risk Underwriting - 09/20/2016
According to World Health Organization estimates, there are over 30,000 human diseases known to modern medicine. Of those classified and analyzed conditions, roughly two-thirds have no known effective treatment. Yet, we have come a long way from the archaic days of visits to the medieval barber for blood-lettings or shock therapies to improve ailments of […]
International Benefits in the 21st Century - 08/09/2016
In today’s business world, long gone are the days of regionalism and local sourcing, as companies of any size across many fields conduct business on a global scale. Almost every inch of the map has been filled-in and connected by electronic communication, providing immediate transfer of information, spanning vast distances instantly. Contemporary technologies and conveniences […]
Financial Planning for an Aging Workforce - 07/19/2016
From early childhood, I remember relatives and friends of my grandparents complaining about their daily grind and waxing philosophical about the day they would turn 65 years old so they could retire and move out of the chaos of Los Angeles to somewhere like Florida or Palm Springs. In those days, very few Americans worked […]