With ongoing tax law changes, product enhancements, insurance carriers entering or leaving different markets and new riders, how do you keep up with all of these changes?

Robert Krumroy, CLU, ChFC, held an educational session on Monday, Sept. 10, to teach NAIFA members new methods on prospecting and gathering possible clients.

The LIFE Foundation created Life Insurance Awareness Month (LIAM) for the month of September to highlight the importance of life insurance.

Robert E. Krumroy, a NAIFA member for 39 years, spoke during NAIFA’s Big Ideas Presentation on Monday, Sept. 10, about the importance and hardships of prospecting.

During Monday’s General Session of the NAIFA 2012 Career Conference and Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, attendees received some valuable information on how to turn their goals into reality from Norman Levine, CLU, ChFC, CSA, who proudly announced that this is his 65th year in the life insurance business. Levine is an internationally recognized speaker, trainer and consultant.

During NAIFA’s general session on Monday, Sept. 10, Anthony Morris spoke during NAIFA’s Big Ideas presentation.

From LifeHappens.org:

Each September, the LIFE Foundation coordinates Life Insurance Awareness Month (LIAM). It's an industry-wide educational campaign aimed at encouraging all Americans to take stock of their life insurance needs. The resources in the three sections of LIFE's Producer e-Kit will provide you with everything you need to put together an effective LIAM 2012 marketing campaign.

When should you a ask a prospect for referrals—on the first appointment, on the second or a year into the relationship? It depends. When determining the right time to ask for referrals, consider that value must be provided and recognized by both the prospects and clients. You also must consider the personality of the referral-giving candidate.

Nearly every day, someone asks my advice on the best way to promote their business or themselves. I get this question at speaking engagements, the office and, yes, sometimes at home. I don’t mind at all, because I’ve always got a good answer: Write a book.