A big announcement - with little detail - in the corporate world may have future implications for freelancers in the individual insurance market.
Author: Ben Henry-Moreland
I'm a financial planner and the founder of Freelance Financial Planning. I help people get organized and manage their financial lives. I used to sing opera.
A new look
If you've been on this site before you probably noticed it looks a little different today. I've changed the name and URL of the site from The Freelance Financial Planner to my own name to avoid any confusion between this site and my company. Everything else is window dressing. The existing content is the same … Continue reading A new look
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