Life Insurance

• 'Light' cigarettes still pose health hazards
  
• AAA recommends yearly 'tune-ups' of one's insurance coverage
  
• Actress Leslie Bibb to be spokesperson for upcoming Life Insurance Awareness Month
  
• Adults remain uncertain about retirement funding, research shows
  
• Alertness can help ward off car accidents
  
• Applications for life insurance increase
  
• Authorities rule Census worker's death a suicide
  
• Battle over how to combat distracted driving continues
  
• Be safe at the gym while fulfilling New Year’s resolutions
  
• Be smart about insurance purchases
  
• Beneficiaries have financial options
  
• Better air quality prevents deaths, improves lives
  
• Beware of fall-related accidents that could lead to increased insurance costs in the future
  
• Both working parents need adequate life insurance coverage
  
• Business owners don't have long-term financial plan
  
• Campaign highlights environmental impact of smoking
  
• Care expenses can be met with life insurance
  
• Cash refund for life insurance
  
• Celebrate Life Settlement Awareness Month
  
• Census worker's murder may have been staged for life insurance benefits
  
• Cereal doesn't have to be sweet for kids
  
• Chocolate proves to be heart-healthy
  
• Chronic diseases more prevalent in some minority groups
  
• Cigarette legislation shown to be working
  
• Cleaning California's polluted air would result in better lives, savings
  
• Consider individual and group life insurance options
  
• Consult with experts before investing in life insurance
  
• Consumers can go online to help determine adequate life insurance coverage
  
• Consumers have many reasons to invest in life insurance
  
• Consumers prefer purchasing life insurance through work
  
• Consumers should consider life insurance
  
• Consumers should review life insurance carefully
  
• Consumers want insurance companies to offer more
  
• Couples shouldn't delay life insurance discussion
  
• Deadly flu season around the corner
  
• Diabetes burdens economy with billions in costs each year
  
• Diabetes cases projected to rise
  
• Diabetics urged to get out and exercise
  
• Driving recklessly can show lower lifespan possibilities
  
• Drowsy drivers can take life into own hands
  
• Employer-sponsored life insurance plans take a hit
  
• Exercise may not be overly helpful in weight management for children
  
• Experts says rough economy not a good reason to put off life insurance purchase
  
• FDA makes flavored cigarettes illegal in the U.S. to prevent underage smoking
  
• Fewer consumers prepared for retirement
  
• Financial woes may be lessened with insurance plans
  
• Foundation awards life insurance agents
  
• Genworth examines ways to improve life insurance
  
• Good eating habits start early
  
• H1N1 virus hospitalizations and deaths continue to rise, says CDC
  
• Help quitting smoking just a phone call away
  
• High number of Americans unaware of living benefits provided by life insurance
  
• Hormone replacement shown to increase cancer risk
  
• Illinois highway deaths drop below 1,000 in 2009
  
• Improving money matters a leading resolution this year
  
• Index reveals a quarter of those without permanent life insurance considering the product
  
• Indoor tanners hit with excise tax
  
• Information system for insurers needs reform, says study
  
• Initiative uses gardening to make kids healthier
  
• Insurance companies need to be online
  
• Insurance industry examines dangers of drilling to determine coverage
  
• Insurance industry saw rebound in 2009, says study
  
• Insurance premiums set to increase as economy improves
  
• Insurer highlights savings in paying premiums annually
  
• Lamar Odom to serve as life insurance spokesperson
  
• Less smoking likely to produce better life insurance rates
  
• Life and disability insurance: Can consumers afford it?
  
• Life insurance applications stagnant during March
  
• Life insurance benefits no longer taken for granted
  
• Life insurance can be made more affordable
  
• Life insurance companies learn how to tweet
  
• Life insurance company drops rates for those with coronary heart disease
  
• Life insurance company provides free coverage
  
• Life insurance company raises awareness for insurance need
  
• Life insurance company sees 38 percent rise in policy purchases
  
• Life insurance discount offerings approved for Bay State company
  
• Life insurance doesn't have to be expensive
  
• Life insurance industry likely to face changes in 2010
  
• Life insurance industry posts positive net income
  
• Life insurance industry to see changes in 2010, says LOMA
  
• Life insurance outlook once again stable
  
• Life insurance plans can bring in extra money for seniors
  
• Life insurance plans can get complicated when involving guardianship issues
  
• Life insurance plans don't have to be tricky
  
• Life insurance policies a good investment even as life spans lengthen
  
• Life insurance policies can fund retirement
  
• Life insurance policies needed to cover funeral expenses
  
• Life insurance policies often a solid investment
  
• Life insurance policies part of a family's long-term planning needs
  
• Life insurance policy purchases jumped 62 percent in 2010
  
• Life insurance professionals can help ensure adequate funding
  
• Life Insurance Rates - Are You Getting the Best Deal?
  
• Life insurance sales improve at start of 2011
  
• Life insurance sales increase in 2011
  
• Life insurance scheme results in charges for alleged perpetrators
  
• Life insurance still low among American citizens
  
• Life Insurers may take advantage of new consumers
  
• Long-term cancer costs can differ from short-term solution expenses
  
• Major campaign against smoking to celebrate 35 years
  
• Majority of drowning victims are adults
  
• Majority of employees didn't use their vacation days in 2009
  
• Many Americans lack proper life insurance coverage
  
• Many Americans not utilizing life insurance plans
  
• Many consumers think life insurance expenses are higher than reality
  
• Many financial advisors not considering life insurance when planning
  
• Many Gen Y'ers interested in using the internet to purchase life insurance
  
• Many life insurance aspects taken for granted
  
• Many parents reluctant to talk about life insurance
  
• Many pre-teens in West Virginia have high blood pressure
  
• Many unaware of life insurance benefits, study finds
  
• Men less likely to be aware of high blood pressure
  
• Men need to be mindful about skin cancer
  
• Mental health and alcohol and drug addiction
  
• Millions of adults need life insurance coverage
  
• Money management key to planning for the unknown
  
• More families are risking security by not having individual life insurance
  
• More friends may mean longer lifespan, research shows
  
• More research needed for dialysis patients, doctor says
  
• Motorists and pedestrians need to watch out for one another
  
• Nationwide policyholder information could be compromised
  
• Need a holiday gift? Consider naming someone as a beneficiary on a life insurance policy
  
• New CPR procedure established
  
• New York City sees fewest fire-related deaths in its history
  
• New York law creates further regulation for life settlement
  
• New York Life reports increase in 2009 life insurance sales despite downward industry trends
  
• Now is the time to invest in life insurance policies
  
• NYC Health Dept. cracks down on salt levels in food
  
• Obesity may reduce chances of surviving a car accident
  
• Ohio may include voting to defy federal healthcare reform this November
  
• Pancreatic cancer cell growth increases with fructose
  
• Personality may affect heart attack risk
  
• Plans underway to raise awareness and treatment efforts for lung disease in California
  
• Police officers' jobs increasingly dangerous
  
• Polish survey finds more than 30 percent smoke
  
• Pre-existing conditions not always a hurdle to life insurance
  
• Preparing for a home fire can save lives
  
• Preserving the purpose of life insurance
  
• Proper levels of vitamin D, calcium needed for optimal health
  
• Providers of annuities, life insurance need to adjust to new financial climate
  
• Purchasing life insurance when young has benefits
  
• Report: 'Happy' states have some of the nation's highest suicide rates
  
• Report: Fewer consumers obtaining life insurance coverage
  
• Report: Life Insurance not promoted to younger crowd
  
• Report: Most adults wear a seatbelt
  
• Research says banning toys won't stop obesity trend
  
• Research shows concern over distracted driving
  
• Researchers call for targeted melanoma education efforts
  
• Rice eaters show health benefits
  
• Sacramento life insurance agent arrested on 100 felony counts
  
• Salmonella sickness can be life-changing
  
• Saying 'I love you' with life insurance
  
• Scenarios that may lead to unclaimed benefits
  
• Shoveling presents health hazards
  
• Singer to donate proceeds for diabetes research
  
• Singers belt it out for stroke education
  
• Single mom may not have enough life insurance coverage
  
• Sitting tied to increased death risk, study finds
  
• Sitting too much may increase cancer risk, says study
  
• Smoking prevention effort targets packaging
  
• Smoking remains health concern in U.S.
  
• Sodium-reducing initiatives receive funding from CDC
  
• Soldiers in Georgia may be entitled to life insurance refund
  
• Some opportunities to purchase life insurance better than others
  
• Some people trying to make it without life insurance
  
• Some selling life insurance policies
  
• Stanford named top "dream" school among students, parents
  
• State refunds possible for long-term care insurance holders
  
• Staten Island woman alleges botched augmentation surgery left her with 'four breasts'
  
• States taking a stand against life insurance providers neglecting to pay benefits
  
• Stricter laws make it more difficult for teens to use indoor tanning beds
  
• Stroke prevalence declines
  
• Study finds many engage in binge drinking
  
• Study finds silver lining in poor economy: Healthier lifestyles
  
• Study reveals changing attitudes toward purchasing life insurance
  
• Study shows many still drive despite major fatigue
  
• Study: Americans not taking advantage of life insurance purchases
  
• Study: Life insurance companies having difficulty with low rates
  
• Study: Many Hispanics don't own life insurance
  
• Study: Marriage rate at historic low, but not for long
  
• Study: Millenials confident about insurance benefits
  
• Study: More Americans signing up for life insurance
  
• Survey finds financial advisors overlook life insurance
  
• Survey: Americans maintain life insurance despite economic strain
  
• Survey: Consumers value income over investment plans
  
• Survey: Gen Y unfamiliar with life insurance
  
• Talking about food helps kids make better decisions
  
• Technology to drive progress in life insurance industry, says survey
  
• Teen smoking slowly on the decline, study finds
  
• The growth of invisible exclusions
  
• The secret dangers of seemingly harmless jobs
  
• Thinking about food may help with weight loss
  
• Those without a job may be in the market for private life insurance
  
• Tobacco smoke found to cause immediate harm to one's body
  
• Tobacco use kills millions and drives up life insurance costs
  
• Tool predicts chances of death after stroke
  
• Tornados rip through Illinois
  
• Tougher air pollution standards challenged
  
• Undercooked food can be hazardous
  
• Videos bring insurance to life
  
• Wal-Mart website offers caskets and urns
  
• Watching too much TV may increase chance of death, says study
  
• Water shown to aid in weight loss, study finds
  
• Web video series to prevent distracted driving
  
• West Virginia mine victims' relatives to be compensated
  
• When facing changes, make sure to update life insurance
  
• Women may be more at risk for dangers of smoking
  
• Women need to plan for long-term care expenses
  
• Workplace conditions can be deadly
  
• Young families can keep children secure with life insurance