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Father's Day: Time to reach out to underinsured dads

By Mark Morris | June 13, 2013

Life insurance purchases are increasingly lagging among dads.

Health centers to get $150 million in exchange grants

By The Associated Press | May 9, 2013

HHS hopes safety net providers will help the uninsured sign up for coverage.

Feds analyze PPACA market

By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar | April 1, 2013

The exchange builders are focusing on the young, the sick and the passive.

Vermont cuts uninsured rate

By Dave Gram | March 11, 2013

The number with private, unsubsidized coverage fell 6.2 percent.

Uninsured rate for 18- to 25-year-olds remains lower

By Staff Writer | October 19, 2012

The kids are still covered and their elders are still going begging.

Genworth: Many Americans with pre-existing conditions hold no life insurance

By Warren S. Hersch | October 18, 2012

The report reveals that between 39 percent and 54 percent of Americans between the ages of 18 and 64 with common, self-reported pre-existing conditions hold no life insurance.

Deeper cuts coming to LSU public hospitals

By Melinda Deslatte, Associated Press | October 5, 2012

Louisiana may spare private hospitals from most of the brunt of a drop in federal aid.

Closing the middle-market insurance gap

By Mark Hug | October 1, 2012

To take advantage of the huge sales opportunity represented by an underinsured middle market, producers need to break down a few common misperceptions.

Overcoming middle-market sales hurdles

By Philip K. Polkinghorn, FSA | October 1, 2012

The middle market represents an estimated $10.2 trillion opportunity for producers, but with an unconvinced, non-buying public, reaping that reward won’t be easy. Here’s how to leap over the obstacles in your path.