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Life insurance guidelines could tie captive agents’ hands

Life insurance agents who are limited to selling proprietary products may find it difficult to meet a fiduciary…

Life insurance agents who are limited to selling proprietary products may find it difficult to meet a fiduciary standard as it is being defined by a task force helmed by a fiduciary advocate.
The first draft of the guidelines was developed in June by a task force headed up by Don Trone, founder of

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