Top stories: Week of February 13, 2015

February 17, 2015 at 01:54 PM
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Our trending stories last week included stories about the best places to retire and grow old, PPACA open enrollment nightmares and an article about surviving the next stock market crash.

1. The 10 best states to grow old: To be considered among the best states to grow old, senior citizens had to have relatively strong income security.

2. This is the No. 1 country in the world for retirement security: Europe is looking better and better in terms of retirement security and overall quality of life. 

3. 10 states where the Supreme Court may help short-term health sales: The death of the PPACA premium subsidy could create new markets for gap-filler products.

4. The top 5 priorities for life insurers in 2015: Expect to see more simplified and consumer-friendly products, including annuities tailored to young workers looking to build a nest egg.

5. Form 1095-C: PPACA employer reporting demons: The little monsters lurking in the paperwork could jump on your back in early 2016.

6. 5 ways life insurance agents can increase sales in 2015: Here's your action plan for a banner year.

7. 4 more tips for cold-calling success: Hate cold calling? You're not alone. Here are some simple tips that will turn you into a cold-calling impresario.

8. 5 PPACA open enrollment nightmares: The public exchange managers have been battling second-year blahs.

9. Will you survive the next stock market crash?: Many investors today are yield-starved savers who are losing their earnings power to inflation, increased taxes, and persistent low interest rates. 

10. 5 things to know about Paul Forte's LTC rescue plan: A long-term care insurance (LTCI) executive has come up with an LTCI exchange proposal. 

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