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Differences, Not Deficits: Working With Neurodiverse Clients
When we talk about autism in the insurance industry, most of the time we talk in terms of the “child.” The thing about children with autism, though, is that eventually they turn into adults with autism. I would know I am one of them.
Insurance companies tend to have someone on their team who works in special care planning, which in itself isn’t a bad thing, but that person is there to serve the parents and caretakers of children or adult dependents with disabilities. They often severely lack education on options specific to the adults in those categories who wish to have power over their own finances.
COVID-19 Forced Advisors To Adapt In The Midst Of Disruption
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused dramatic changes to the practices of advisors and agents. As with all change, however, there is an opportunity to adopt and implement new processes to help drive business. LIMRA research shows the many ways advisors and agents have adapted throughout the pandemic.
On average, our research shows the pandemic caused a high level of disruption of 5.8 (out of 10) on the practices of advisors and agents. With a rebound in equity markets, broker-dealers’ and registered investment advisors’ sales, on average, fell below the overall average, and insurance agents found the pandemic to be more disruptive. Based on a subgroup of advisors who responded in March and October 2020, the average level of disruption has decreased by 14%, primarily driven by a 30% decrease for RIAs.
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