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El Insurance Information Institute pone a su disposición los conceptos básicos necesarios para elegir y obtener protección para muchos de estos imprevistos que ponen en peligro la tranquilidad y las finanzas familiares.
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Dr. Robert P. Hartwig, CPCU
Retirement market assets rose by $2 trillion to $16 trillion in 2009, with the 14 percent increase driven largely by investment returns. This contrasts sharply with 2008, when the economic downturn was accompanied by a 22 percent drop in retirement assets.

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Hurricane Katrina was the costliest hurricane in U.S. history as well as one of the deadliest, killing between 1,300 and 1,500 people. Five years later Hurricane Katrina remains the largest single loss event in the history of the global insurance industry, causing an estimated $41.1 billion in insured damage and 1.7 million claims across six states. For more, see our new background paper.
To help public policymakers better understand the unique role played by insurers in managing risk, the I.I.I. has a new Web site that provides insight on key issues affecting the industry, from financial and market conditions, to the nature of insurance regulations, to covering the costs of natural disasters and terrorism.
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Be prepared with a disaster recovery plan and the right insurance to protect your business.
July 29, 2010 | full story
In our Ask the Expert section we address your most taxing insurance-related questions.
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