insurance: The Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)
- 01/25/10 11:55 AM
In April 2009, the Treasury Department decided to allow life insurance companies to apply for bailout money from the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). In order to qualify for the funds, an insurer had to own a federally chartered bank. Although several companies, including Prudential Financial, Lincoln National, and Hartford Financial, did own such banks and had applied for TARP funds in 2008, the government did not give them any funds at that time, instead focusing on other industries. After the initial announcement, the shares of several life insurance companies rose broadly. This trend indicated that TARP funds would stabilize the … (0 comments)
insurance: Are you on Twitter, Facebook, FriendFeed or LinkedIn ?
- 01/19/10 09:56 AM
If you have lived in a glass bubble for the last 2-3 years - there are new ways to prospect for business. Traditional Cold Calling methods are now a thing of the past. Many people are using a program called ShareThis.com to post pages from their website to other Social Network pages. Now you can take a page - click on Share This - and it will post the URL of that page to your Social Network
Try it - you might like it! … (1 comments)
insurance: Is your Insurance Agent Dead, Retired or no longer in the business ?
- 09/17/09 01:52 AM
If your Insurance Agent is Dead, Retired, out of the business or just simply - you can't get any type of response from him/her - then you can KEEP your current Insurance Policy and Replace your Insurance Agent with a New One for FREE!For more information - call Robert J Russell, Russell Insurance Agency, Inc. - http://www.InsurancePricedRight.com - 972-679-9029 and I will show you just how easy it is to Change Agents and Keep your Current Insurance! … (0 comments)
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In April 2009, the Treasury Department decided to allow life insurance companies to apply for bailout money from the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). In order to qualify for the funds, an insurer had to own a federally chartered bank. Although several companies, including Prudential Financial, Lincoln National, and Hartford Financial, did own such banks and had applied for TARP funds in 2008, the government did not give them any funds at that time, instead focusing on other industries.;)
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