Join Tyler Brown, our AVP of Government Affairs, as he shares his initial impressions of the Department of Labor’s new Fiduciary Rule.

Join Tyler Brown, our AVP of Government Affairs, as he shares his initial impressions of the Department of Labor’s new Fiduciary Rule.

Latest developments on DOL's Fiduciary Rule 4.0 and industry response feat. AVP of Government Affairs, Tyler Brown

Midland National annuity senior leaders and guests discuss our latest products, value add programs, and ease of business initiatives. Subscribe to this podcast if you are a financial professional interested in learning more about how Midland National can help your clients achieve confidence in retirement with our fixed index annuity products. Protecting financial futures through a history of stability and strength.Midland National’s proud history dates back to our founding, in 1906, under the name Dakota Mutual Life Insurance Company. The company grew steadily during the early years, even as it faced the economic challenges of World War I, the Great Depression, and World War II. In 1925, the company assumed its current name, Midland National® Life Insurance Company. Learn more about us at: midlandnational.com/why-choose-midland-nationalSammons Financial® is the marketing name for Sammons® Financial Group, Inc.’s member companies, including Midland National® Life Insurance Company. Annuities and life insurance are issued by, and product guarantees are solely the responsibility of, Midland National® Life Insurance Company. Fixed index annuities are not a direct investment in the stock market. They are long term insurance products with guarantees backed by the issuing company. They provide the potential for interest to be credited based in part on the performance of specific indices, without the risk of loss of premium due to market downturns or fluctuation. Although fixed index annuities guarantee no loss of premium due to market downturns, deductions from the accumulation value for optional benefit riders or strategy fees or charges associated with allocations to enhanced crediting methods&nbsp; could exceed interest credited to the accumulation value, which would result in loss of premium. They may not be appropriate for all clients. Interest credits to a fixed index annuity will not mirror the actual performance of the relevant index.&nbsp;

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Midland National annuity senior leaders and guests discuss our latest products, value add programs, and ease of business initiatives. Subscribe to this podcast if you are a financial professional interested in learning more about how Midland National can help your clients achieve confidence in retirement with our fixed index annuity products. Protecting financial futures through a history of stability and strength. Midland National’s proud history dates back to our founding, in 1906, under the name Dakota Mutual Life Insurance Company. The company grew steadily during the early years, even as it faced the economic challenges of World War I, the Great Depression, and World War II. In 1925, the company assumed its current name, Midland National® Life Insurance Company. Learn more about us at: midlandnational.com/why-choose-midland-national Sammons Financial® is the marketing name for Sammons® Financial Group, Inc.’s member companies, including Midland National® Life Insurance Company. Annuities and life insurance are issued by, and product guarantees are solely the responsibility of, Midland National® Life Insurance Company. Fixed index annuities are not a direct investment in the stock market. They are long term insurance products with guarantees backed by the issuing company. They provide the potential for interest to be credited based in part on the performance of specific indices, without the risk of loss of premium due to market downturns or fluctuation. Although fixed index annuities guarantee no loss of premium due to market downturns, deductions from the accumulation value for optional benefit riders or strategy fees or charges associated with allocations to enhanced crediting methods  could exceed interest credited to the accumulation value, which would result in loss of premium. They may not be appropriate for all clients. Interest credits to a fixed index annuity will not mirror the actual performance of the relevant index. 

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Latest developments on DOL's Fiduciary Rule 4.0 and industry response feat. AVP of Government Affairs, Tyler Brown

Latest developments on DOL's Fiduciary Rule 4.0 and industry response feat. AVP of Government Affairs, Tyler Brown