Do you want to enhance your risk management skills and connect with leading professionals and colleagues in the field, all while earning live continuing education credits? You'll find that and more at the National Practice Conference 2023 (NPC 2023)!
No other conference provides such a...
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When it comes to insurance coverage, the details of knowing exactly what you're buying can get a little fuzzy. But for psychologists, knowing the difference between claims-made and occurrence coverage is essential so that you can make the best decision about your desired coverage and how it fits into your budget.
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When it comes to retirement, thoughts of getting away to a secluded beach or finally getting to that special hobby you’ve been putting off comes to mind. But most don't think about the financial planning that makes retiring comfortably possible. Here are five retirement planning mistakes to avoid.
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Planning for longevity and figuring out how to pay for it if we need extended care is increasingly in the news, especially for women and those with a history of longevity in their families. The resulting risk of needing assistance with daily living activities that we take for granted now (such as getting in and out of a shower or tub, getting ourselves dressed, or preparing our meals and taking our medication) is the subject of research and innovative technology. But are we prepared to pay for this care in the future?
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During the first half of 2021, several members of the Student and Early Career Psychologist (SECP) Committee participated in a project-based mentoring program, in which early career policyholders were matched with an SECP member and veteran policyholder to discuss several issues, including...
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