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POLICY PUSHERS’ GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SEAL: CONSUMER ADVOCATES FEAR IT’S JUST A FOOT IN DOOR TO SWEEP INSURER ABUSES UNDER RUG

Forget your preconceived notions of life insurance salesmen. With a nod to Good Housekeeping magazine, by April 1,…

Forget your preconceived notions of life insurance salesmen. With a nod to Good Housekeeping magazine, by April 1, a self-regulatory body created by the insurance industry plans to declare the selling practices of more than 100 life and annuity companies "ethically fit" and firms will be able to adv

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