Michael Shaw

To ensure COVID-19 does not further weaken the economy, insurers should work to increase the flow of goods and services.

In these crazy times, a tweet does not count; a text does not matter; an email does not help, if the message is generic and the spirit absent.

We need sound counsel on insurance to help us choose just policies over unsound business practices.

A review of insurers' advertising suggests that it does not work. But, with time, agents can excel at marketing.

To ensure that people have all the life insurance they need requires insurers to better express the urgency of financial safety.

An average family throws out $2,275 of food each year; smart appliances can reduce that waste while boosting healthy eating.

A high-tech boot, together with a mobile app and the cloud, provide a breakthrough for diabetics who suffer from foot ulcerations.

Insurers can opine about healthcare reform but should not dress opinions with the veil of impartiality, as if they have no conflicts of interest.

Through mobile devices, people can enjoy much-needed peace of mind not only about their assets but items of sentimental value, too.

Insurance agents have it within their power to do more than sell policies or find the best prices for smokers who want to buy insurance.