On September 14, 2017 LifePro presented their annual LifePro University (LPU) to a packed house of 250 attendees - made up of financial advisors, insurance carrier representatives, and other industry experts.

LifePro is excited to announce the lineup for this year's LifePro University 2017! Every year, hundreds of independent financial professionals attend LifePro University to learn what's new, what's trending, and what's actually working RIGHT NOW.

You have been using life insurance and annuities to help clients accumulate principal protected savings in a tax efficient manner for years. In this episode of Money Script Monday, Rob introduces LifePro Asset Management, a new platform that complements...

Approaching retirement soon? If so, your investment portfolio may be heavily invested in either government and/or investment grade corporate bonds. With the recent rise in interest rates, you may want to consider alternatives that hedge the risk posed by bonds in this environment.

In April of 2016, the Department of Labor’s Fiduciary Rule rolled out and many financial advisors began making changes to their practice. No one really knew exactly how it would impact financial professionals and their practice, however, everything pointed to a fundamental shift in the areas of financial and insurance advice.

In an expected move, the Department of Labor announced earlier today a delay of the Fiduciary Rules April 10 implementation date to June 9th, 2017.

There are three things that are certain in life: Death, taxes and tax law changes. As it pertains to our industry, one of the biggest agenda items in Trump’s one-hundred-day plan is comprehensive tax reform.

LifePro wants to make it easy for our advisors and agents to navigate the changing landscape and make the necessary adjustments required by the Department of Labor.

LifePro would like to share results from the Employee Benefit Research Institute’s Retirement Confidence Survey.

The Department of Labor recently released its final rule requiring advisors overseeing retirement accounts (not taxable accounts) to act under a fiduciary standard to put their clients’ interests ahead of their own.