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Written by Cyber InsuranceNews
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Monday, July 06 2009 |
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CIGNA is celebrating a recent graduating class—and what a unique group of graduates they are.
CIGNA’s disability insurance group is donating $25,000 to NEADS, a non-profit organization in Massachusetts that trains service dogs for deaf people and people with disabilities, including wounded veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. The donation celebrates the graduation of NEADS/Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans.
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Written by Cyber InsuranceNews
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Monday, July 06 2009 |
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Great American Life Insurance Company® (GAFRI) has packed some features into its newest annuity product that make it stand out from other GAFRI products.
Safe ReturnSM is a new single premium fixed-indexed annuity product designed for clients who desire wealth protection and growth potential.
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Written by Cyber InsuranceNews
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Monday, July 06 2009 |
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For the second year in a row, State Farm is issuing a $1 million grant to the Educational Fund of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO). But the carrier’s commitment to the NALEO doesn’t end with the money.
Building on the successful 2008 Ya Es Hora (It’s Time) citizenship and voter engagement campaign, the NALEO Educational Fund and State Farm have agreed to continue to empower Latinos through increased civic engagement and educational opportunities.
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Written by Cyber InsuranceNews
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Thursday, June 25 2009 |
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Cleaning and restoration contractors have a friend in Zurich.
The carrier is offering a dollar-for-dollar donation match to current members of the Restoration Industry Association® (RIA), a not-for-profit trade association representing more than 20,000 cleaning and restoration contractors around the globe.
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Written by Cyber InsuranceNews
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Thursday, June 25 2009 |
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As if the $2 trillion in retirement savings wiped out by the recent troubles in the financial markets wasn't bad enough for older working Americans, Prudential Financial, Inc., is warning them that possible changes in Social Security and higher marginal tax rates may make their personal situations worse.
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