Back Issues 1974 - 1983

The titles of the articles in issues of The Insurance Forum from January 1974 through December 1983 are in the accordion below. Click on a year to open or close the panel for that year. For years not on this page, click on the drop-down menu link for the page you need, or use the links below.

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  • 1974

    January 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • An Illustration of What “Guaranteed Renewable” Means
    • Attention: Members of the Society of Actuaries
    • Attention: Accountants
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
    • Pity the Old Policyholders
    • Attention: Art Linkletter Fans
    • A Personal Notee

    February 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • How to Pay Premiums for “A Piece of the Rock” and Have No Insurance Protection
    • What the Equitable of New York Does to Beneficiaries
    • The Plight of Manhattan Life’s Substandard Policyholders
    • What Fidelity Union Life is Doing to College Students
    • A Conflict-of-Interest Situation for College Professors
    • A Correction

    March 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Non-Enforcement of the C.L.U. Code of Ethics
    • Franklin Life’s President’s Plan
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
    • From the Mailbag
    • A Personal Note

    April 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • More on Fidelity Union Life
    • The Plight of the Agent on Campus
    • Attention: Teachers
    • Western and Southern Life in the News
    • Some Facts Missing from the “Life Insurance Fact Book”
    • The Northwestern Mutual Wildcatters
    • The Misstatement-of-Age Clause and the “Goodman Effect”
    • From the Mailbag

    May 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Equitable of New York Responds
    • The Insurance Press Displays its Colors
    • Attention: Art Linkletter Fans
    • From the Mailbag
    • Attention: Readers of The Insurance Forum

    June 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • An Emancipation Proclamation for Life Insurance Agents
    • The Plight of the Nonparticipating Policyholder
    • Denenberg Asks; Best’s Does Not Respond
    • The New Acacia Mutual Agent’s Contract
    • From the Mailbag

    July 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Veterans Administration Fumbles Another One
    • What is a Hospital Income Policy?
    • How to Place a Columbus Mutual Substandard Policy
    • When Probe Makes a Mistake
    • Attention: Equity Funding Fans
    • From the Mailbag

    August 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • The National Travelers Life Advertisements
    • The Plight of Old John Hancock Policyholders
    • Uncle Sam’s Tontine-Like Arrangement
    • An Open Letter to Albert Pike
    • From the Mailbag

    September 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • The “Military-Insurance Complex” Revisited
    • The Policy Loan Crisis
    • The Disastrous Potential of Variable Life
    • From the Mailbag

    October 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • Attention: Art Linkletter Fans
    • How to Terminate an Agent’s Contract
    • An Open Letter to John T. Fey
    • A Dialogue with the CLU Journal
    • From the Mailbag

    November 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • Pandora and the Tennessee Volunteers
    • The John Hancock Actuaries Respond
    • What “Renewable at Company Option” Means
    • An Open Letter to Allstate
    • From the Mailbag

    December 1974 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Perils of Relocation
    • Actuarial Hanky-Panky at the Travelers
    • Connecticut General and the 8 Percent Interest Assumption
    • From the Mailbag
  • 1975

    January 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • How to Make an Agent Unhappy
    • Watch Out for Minnie Dee
    • Damning with Faint Praise
    • What ITT Life Is Doing to College Students From the Mailbag

    February 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • The NALU is Not a Union
    • More on the “Army Times” Series
    • Northwestern Mutual and the Tax Evaders
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
    • From the Mailbag

    March 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • New York Life’s Tontine-Like Arrangement for Agents
    • Lip Service from the MDRT
    • Don’t Generalize about the Generals
    • From the Mailbag

    April 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Sleeper in New York’s Regulation 74
    • An Incredible Letter from Topeka
    • More on the Policy Loan Crisis
    • Attention: Life Insurance Buffs
    • From the Mailbag

    May 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Little Good News and a lot of Bad News
    • A Pyrrhic Victory for a Consumer
    • What Should a UNAC Policyholder Do?
    • From the Mailbag

    June 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • Liberty Mutual’s Claims Practices
    • An Aborted Shopper’s Guide
    • Attention: Burl Ives Fans
    • What Does “For Reasons of Health” Mean?
    • The Power of Compound Interest From the Mailbag

    July 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Private Club Slowly Reforms
    • A Report on Employee Discounts
    • MONY’s Interesting Classification System From the Mailbag

    August 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • Those Heavenly Forester Havens
    • In Defense of the Travelers
    • A Report on Death Claim Procedures
    • From the Mailbag

    September 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • Another Campus Caper by Fidelity Union Life
    • Dividend Scale Steepening at the Aetna Life
    • From the Mailbag
    • Linton’s Famous Rate-of-Return Figures
    • The Outspoken Actuaries

    October 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Schoolteacher Invests Her Savings
    • Best’s Answers Some Questions
    • Another Measure of Company Size
    • From the Mailbag

    November 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • The 12-Day Professional Designation
    • Who Is Protecting Whom?
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
    • Attention: Art Linkletter Fans
    • From the Mailbag

    December 1975 (4 pages; $10)

    • What the New York Life Won’t Tell Its Policyholders
    • More on the Aborted Shopper’s Guide
    • What is the Standard Analytical Service?
    • From the Mailbag
  • 1976

    January 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • Connecticut Mutual’s Claims Practices
    • What “Paid-Up” Really Means
    • From the Mailbag
    • An Unheralded Dimension of the Colonial Penn Episode

    February 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • Northwestern Mutual’s Interesting Dividend Formula
    • Active Nondisclosure by the Prudential
    • The Foresters Respond
    • From the Mailbag
    • Replacement Is Not Necessarily Twisting
    • The Institute Comes Around
    • Attention: Bureaucrat Watchers

    March 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • Still More on the Army Times Series
    • The Mulcting of the Equitable
    • From the Mailbag
    • Fidelity Union’s 2,000 Percent Agent’s Commission
    • Some Interesting Terminal Dividend Scales

    April 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • Prudential’s Interesting Dividend Formula
    • What is “Rigorous” Disclosure?
    • Great News—Except for Equitable’s Old Policyholders
    • Colonial Penn Responds
    • More on Liberty Mutual’s Claims Practices
    • From the Mailbag

    May 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • More on Equitable’s Dividends
    • Negative Arbitrage from Fidelity Union Life
    • A Classic IRA Advertisement
    • Hiding Behind the New York Insurance Department
    • Northwestern Mutual’s Confidential Bulletin for Agents
    • From the Mailbag

    June 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • Continental American’s Interesting Dividend Formula
    • How Mutual of Omaha Handles the Elderly
    • Is the NYLIC a Retirement Plan?
    • The Antitrust Subcommittee’s Price Study
    • From the Mailbag

    July 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • How the Zurich Wins Friends
    • Democracy at the Metropolitan Life
    • Manhattan Life’s Interesting Dividend Formula
    • More on What “Paid-Up” Really Means
    • From the Mailbag
    • More on Connecticut Mutual’s Claims Practices

    August 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Refreshing Touch of Candor
    • The Plight of the Long-Time Female Policyholder
    • The Case of the 16 Percent Dividend
    • A Close Look at Policy Years 16 through 25
    • From the Mailbag

    September 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • Bankers Life’s Interesting Dividend Formula
    • MONY and the Misstatement-of-Age Clause
    • Will the Manhattan Life Never Learn?
    • Out of the Hides of Travelers’ Agents
    • The Dilemma of Northwestern Mutual’s Old Policyholders
    • From the Mailbag

    October 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • Mutual Benefit’s Interesting Dividend Formula
    • Fighting the New York Cover-Up
    • More on Bankers Life’s Dividend Formula
    • How Some Agents Win Convention Trips
    • Some Companies Disclose Their Dividend Formulas
    • From the Mailbag

    November 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • New York Life’s Claims Practices
    • The Power of Periodic Disclosure
    • Executives’ Salaries for 1975
    • From the Mailbag

    December 1976 (4 pages; $10)

    • Halsey D. Josephson
    • A Pair of Unconvincing Denials
    • More on New York Life’s Claims Practices
    • A Letter to Equitable’s Board Chairman
    • From the Mailbag
  • 1977

    January 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • In Retrospect
    • More about the New York Cover-Up
    • New York Life’s 1977 Dividend Scale Hits the Fan
    • Minnesota Mutual’s Claims Practices
    • Ben Feldman Is Not the Number One NYLIC
    • From the Mailbag

    February 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • Cashing In on Policyholder Lists
    • Still More on New York Life’s Claims Practices
    • Northwestern Mutual’s Fabulous Dividends
    • John Hancock’s Interesting Dividend Formula
    • Insurance Companies on the Arab Blacklist
    • A Sequel to the Zurich Incident
    • From the Mailbag

    March 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Delay Clause Rears Its Ugly Head
    • The Actuaries Speak Out
    • More on the Mulcting of the Equitable
    • Substandard Standard Insurance from Mother Met
    • From the Mailbag

    April 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • How MONY Handles Its Orphan Policyholders
    • Prudential’s Claims Practices
    • Metropolitan’s Claims Practices
    • How New York Life’s Policyholders Rate
    • From the Mailbag

    May 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • NSB’s Secret Agreement
    • Protecting Those Helpless Insurance Companies
    • Fidelity Union’s Apparent Bait-and-Switch Tactics
    • Actuaries at Play
    • From the Mailbag

    June 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • Massachusetts Mutual’s Interesting Dividend Formula
    • More on the Rental of Policyholder Lists
    • How One Fidelity Union Agency Responded to Criticism
    • From the Mailbag
    • The Travelers and, Finally, the Northwestern Mutual

    July 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • What Probe Won’t Tell Its Readers
    • An Intriguing Offer from a Massachusetts Mutual Agent
    • From the Mailbag
    • More on Northwestern Mutual’s Dividends

    August 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • Vane B. Lucas
    • The Anti-Disclosure Strategy of the Life Insurance Industry
    • Guardian Life’s Dividend Advertisement
    • Executives’ Salaries for 1976
    • From the Mailbag

    September 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Provocative Telephone Conversation
    • The New York Cover-Up Marches On
    • Reserve Weakening in the Big Mutual Life Companies
    • More on the Massachusetts Mutual Agent’s Offer
    • From the Mailbag

    October 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • More on Metropolitan’s Claims Practices
    • The A. M. Best Company Expands Its Market
    • From the Mailbag

    November 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • Allstate’s Claims Practices
    • From the Mailbag

    December 1977 (4 pages; $10)

    • How to Handle a Nonagenarian
    • The Equitable Says No
    • From the Mailbag
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
  • 1978

    January 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • How Not to Sell Term Insurance
    • A Life Insurance Tragedy
    • From the Mailbag
    • Actuarial Hanky-Panky at Gulf Life

    February 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • Billy Graham’s Gift Annuities
    • Zero Participation from Southland Life
    • New York State’s $40 Million Legislature
    • More on Terminal Dividends
    • From the Mailbag

    March 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • How to Squelch Research
    • Watch Out for Those Endowment Policies
    • A Disclosure Problem for Veterans of the Korean War
    • Taxing the Inside Interest

    April 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • Are LUPAC Contributions Deductible?
    • Fidelity Union’s Outstanding Young Man
    • How Not to Sell Tax-Sheltered Annuities
    • Observations on Deposit Term
    • From the Mailbag

    May 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • Helen B. Belth
    • Sylvia Porter and Deposit Term
    • A Note on Copyright Infringement
    • From the Mailbag
    • The New York Cover-Up Begins to Unravel

    June 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • More on Gulf Life’s President’s Preferred Policy
    • A Few Comments on Dividend Histories
    • Northwestern Mutual’s Dividend Advertisement Revisited
    • More on Life Insurance for Veterans of the Korean War
    • From the Mailbag

    July 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • How Not to Replace Cash-Value Life Insurance
    • Democracy at the Equitable
    • A Deafening Silence Thus Far
    • From the Mailbag

    August 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Life Insurance Industry Goes for the FTC Jugular
    • Mitigation of a Life Insurance Tragedy
    • More on Billy Graham’s Gift Annuities
    • The Clouded Future of Prudential’s Brokerage Business
    • From the Mailbag

    September 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Case Study in the Vulnerability of Agents
    • The Quiet End of a Big Libel Suit
    • A Piece of the Rock Requires Caution
    • From the Mailbag

    October 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • The New York Cover-Up Continues to Unravel
    • An Extraordinary Price Comparison
    • From the Mailbag

    November 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • The National Audubon Society’s Insurance Plan
    • Deception in Our Own Back Yard
    • From the Mailbag
    • More on Democracy at the Metropolitan Life

    December 1978 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Forgotten Aspect of Life Insurance Disclosure
    • Another Problem for the Terminated Agent
    • Executives’ Salaries for 1977
    • From the Mailbag
  • 1979

    January 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • More on Allstate’s Claims Practices
    • More on Endowment Policies
    • From the Mailbag
    • The Great Dividend Cop-Out

    February 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • Phoenix Mutual’s Janeway Advertisements
    • The MDRT May Be Headed for Big Trouble
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
    • From the Mailbag

    March 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Case Study in Piggybacking
    • From the Mailbag

    April 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • Cashing In on Congressional Service
    • More on the Great Dividend Cop-Out
    • Observations on Negativeness
    • Deception in the Sale of Tax-Sheltered Annuities

    May 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Case of the Outdated Settlement Agreement
    • More on Prudential’s Brokerage Business
    • Phoenix Mutual’s Knauer Advertisements
    • A Comment Regarding General Reinsurance Life Corporation
    • From the Mailbag

    June 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Actuaries of “The Quiet Company” Assume a Leadership Role
    • More on Phoenix Mutual’s Janeway Advertisements
    • More on Piggybacking
    • From the Mailbag

    July 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • Massachusetts Casualty Honors a Claim—Eventually
    • From the Mailbag
    • Canada Life’s Delayed Death Claim
    • How Not to Sell John Hancock’s Bond Fund

    August 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • The New York Department and the Big New York Mutuals
    • Life Insurance Consumerism at Its Best
    • How Not to Handle a Policyholder’s Authorization
    • More on the Reiskytl Letter

    September 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • The FTC Drops an Atomic Bomb
    • The New Homeowners Policies
    • How to Earn Less Than 4 Percent on Your Money
    • From the Mailbag

    October 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Marketing of Credit Insurance
    • Franklin Life’s PEIP
    • A Fine Liberalization—Except for Old Policyholders
    • From the Mailbag

    November 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • High Finance at National Western Life
    • Observations on Manhattan Life’s Nonsmoker Discount
    • A Surprising Breach of Confidence
    • Health Insurance for Epileptics
    • From the Mailbag

    December 1979 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Series of Life Insurance Disclosure Recommendations
    • Cancer Insurance and the Credit Unions
    • Executives’ Salaries for 1978
    • From the Mailbag
  • 1980

    January 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • Northwestern Mutual’s “Project Update”
    • Complaint Ratios for Automobile Insurance
    • A Fine Review of the Equity Funding Disaster
    • From the Mailbag

    February 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Hartford’s Position on Collateral Business
    • A New Book about the New York Life
    • More on the MDRT Code of Ethics
    • From the Mailbag

    March 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • Minnesota Mutual’s “Special Product”
    • More on the Marketing of Credit Insurance
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
    • From the Mailbag

    April 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • Lloyd L. Hall
    • A Close Look at Some of Prudential’s Practices
    • From the Mailbag

    May 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Official Response of the MDRT
    • From the Mailbag
    • How to Mislead Buyers about Term Insurance
    • Watch Out for the Foresters’ Loan Values
    • Somebody Is Investigating Us

    June 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • Lie Detector Tests for Insurance Claimants
    • A Blistering Attack on Cancer Insurance
    • The Saga of New York’s Regulation 74
    • From the Mailbag

    July 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • Robert L. Rose
    • Insurance and a Vital Medical Service
    • The Continuing Saga of National Western Life

    August 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Problem of Unclaimed Benefits
    • Penn Mutual Goes to Court
    • More on the National Audubon Society’s Insurance Plan
    • The Results of Our Survey

    September 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • An Important Committee Report
    • Rates of Return in the FTC Staff Study
    • Executives’ Compensation in 1979
    • The MDRT and American Politics

    October 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Report Card on Agents’ Contracts
    • Reactions to Northwestern Mutual’s Amendment Program
    • From the Mailbag

    November 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Couple of Burning Questions
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
    • More on the U.S. Senate Race in Vermont
    • From the Mailbag
    • More on the Selling of John Hancock’s Bond Fund

    December 1980 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Plight of Jefferson Standard’s Old Policyholders
    • Prudential’s Booklet on Consumerism
    • More on Complaint Ratios
    • Still More on the National Audubon Society’s Insurance Plan
    • From the Mailbag
  • 1981

    January 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • An Extraordinary NAIC Task Force Proposal
    • Pan-American Life’s Benefit Increase
    • From the Mailbag

    February 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • Franklin Life’s “Dividend Enhancement Program”
    • How Not to Sell Cash-Value Life Insurance
    • Some Suggested Reading on Privacy
    • From the Mailbag

    March 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • ManuLife’s “Enhanced Death Benefit” Program
    • “Sliding” in Automobile Insurance
    • Advertising “Low Cost” Life Insurance
    • The Widening Dividend Interest Rate Gap at the Equitable
    • From the Mailbag

    April 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • The A. L. Williams Replacement Empire

    May 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • Unsolicited Life Insurance from Encyclopaedia Britannica
    • More on Penn Mutual’s Trip to Court
    • From the Mailbag
    • Term Conversions and the Traditional Net Cost Method

    June 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • Confronting the Traditional Net Cost Method
    • From the Mailbag

    July 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • Northwestern Mutual’s “Comparable Interest Rate”
    • Combined Insurance Company’s Accident Insurance
    • Executives’ Compensation in 1980
    • From the Mailbag

    August 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • Massachusetts Mutual Comes Through
    • NICO’s Guide for Life Insurance Consumers
    • Observations on Arson Immunity Statutes
    • On the Firing of H. P. Hudson
    • Phoenix Mutual’s Retirement Advertisements
    • From the Mailbag

    September 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • Financing the A. L. Williams Replacement Empire
    • Observations on Retroactive Liability Insurance
    • From the Mailbag

    October 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • Income Taxes and the Reinsurance Explosion
    • Our Forthcoming Article on Universal Life

    November 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • The War Over Universal Life—Part 1

    December 1981 (4 pages; $10)

    • The War Over Universal Life—Part 2
  • 1982

    January 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • The A. L. Williams Replacement Empire Strikes Back (The Banning of “The Insurance Forum” in North Carolina)
    • From the Mailbag

    February 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • Franklin Life and the Termites
    • Insurance Endorsements by the Credit Unions
    • Required Reading from North of the Border
    • An Important Study of Life Insurance Agents’ Contracts
    • From the Mailbag

    March 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • The A. L. Williams Strategy Begins to Unravel—Part 1
    • From the Mailbag

    April 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • The A. L. Williams Strategy Begins to Unravel—Part 2
    • From the Mailbag

    May 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Big Mutuals and Their Disappearing Taxes
    • How to Earn 50 Percent on Your Savings
    • Recent Developments Involving the A. L. Williams Organization
    • Executives’ Compensation in 1981

    June 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • Is Your Life Insurance Reasonably Priced? (How to Evaluate an Existing Life Insurance Policy)

    July 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • Paul S. Mills
    • More on the Big Mutuals and Their Federal Income Taxes
    • Underwriting at the Time of Claim (The Attorneys Are Sometimes the Major Winners)
    • More on the Plight of Jefferson Standard’s Old Policyholders
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
    • From the Mailbag

    August 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Assault on New York’s Regulatory Apparatus
    • The Upward Drift in Best’s Ratings
    • A Look into Our Crystal Ball
    • From the Mailbag

    September 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • A Pair of Case Studies in Insurance Stock Speculation
    • Deceptive Sales Practices and Professional Responsibility
    • From the Mailbag

    October 1982 (4 pages + 2 page supplement; $10)

    • Are You Receiving a Reasonable Rate of Return on the Savings Component of Your Life Insurance?
    • The Reaction to Our First Consumer Issue
    • From the Mailbag

    November 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • TEFRA and Universal Life
    • The Anatomy of a Public Relations Disaster
    • Andrew Tobias and the Insurance Industry

    December 1982 (4 pages; $10)

    • Attention: Friends of Bob Osler
    • A Suggested Method for Disclosing the Net Rate of Return on the Savings Component of a Universal Life Policy
    • The Policy Loan Clause and Professional Responsibility
    • From the Mailbag
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials
  • 1983

    January 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • More on TEFRA and Universal Life
    • How Not to Calculate Rates of Return
    • An Agent’s Letter to His Clients
    • From the Mailbag

    February 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • How to Buy Term Life Insurance

    March 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • Attention: Bird Enthusiasts
    • Insurance Solicitations under Nonprofit Postage Permits
    • Intimidation from Truman National Life
    • Watch Out for Association Group Insurance
    • From the Mailbag
    • A Request for Comments

    April 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • A. L. Williams and The Saturday Evening Post
    • More about Security National of Indiana Corporation
    • From the Mailbag

    May 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Policy Loan Crisis Revisited
    • How Not to Handle an Insurance Claim
    • From the Mailbag
    • Executives’ Compensation in 1982

    June 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • How to Select a Life Insurance Agent
    • The Results of a Class Project
    • From the Mailbag

    July 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • Cashing In on A. L. Williams
    • Statement on Life Insurance Taxation

    August 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • A. L. Williams’ New Brochure
    • From the Mailbag
    • Executives’ Compensation in 1982—Continued

    September 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • The Life Insurance Agent and the Board of Directors
    • An Interesting Attitude Toward Policyholders
    • A Few Observations about the Life Insurance Industry
    • How Not to Engage In Prospecting
    • From the Mailbag

    October 1983 (4 pages + 2 page supplement; $10)

    • How to Buy Cash-Value Life Insurance

    November 1983 (4 pages + 1 page supplement; $10)

    • The Cover-Up in Insurance Academe
    • From the Mailbag

    December 1983 (4 pages; $10)

    • How Not to Engage in Health Insurance Prospecting
    • From the Mailbag
    • Attention: Regulatory Officials