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Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings has affirmed Security Benefit Life Insurance Company's (Security Benefit) financial strength rating of “A-“ and revised its outlook to “stable.” S&P maintained its view of the firm’s capital and earnings as “very strong” and again commented favorably on it

Security Benefit today announced the removal of all surrender charges on its commission-free ClearLine fixed index annuity product. ClearLine provides registered investment advisors (RIAs) with multiple portfolio options to help their clients accumulate retirement assets and protect them in a var

Security Benefit Life Insurance Company has again been named to the Ward’s 50® list for 2023. The Ward’s 50® companies rank as the top performing life-health companies based on Ward’s annual analysis of nearly 700 life-health firms in the insurance industry domiciled in the

Kevin Watt, vice president of Security Financial Resources, an affiliate of Security Benefit Life Insurance Company, recently wrote an article for BenefitsPRO outlining small business retirement plans.Opportunity is right around the corner. Drive down most non-res

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Security Benefit Life Insurance Company (Security Benefit) announced it has renewed its sponsorship with pro golfer and Topeka native Gary Woodland. The renewal extends the ongoing 3-year relationship. Woodland, now in his 16th year as a professional, continues to be a great fit with Security Ben

David Byrnes, head of distribution for Security Benefit, wrote an article for Insurance News Net about what rate increases mean for the portfolio mix.  Inflation, rate hikes, earnings declines and an inverted yield curve will all factor into decisions that impact

Security Benefit's Kurt Auleta discusses how annuities can help advisors address client concerns around economic uncertainty in Advisor Magazine. Considering the Precedent, Looking Back at 2022 While 2023 has brought some hope around moderating inflation numbers

The U.S. stock market’s widespread selloff reversed temporarily in July, but steadily collapsed during the rest of 3Q 2022. We believe this market dynamic will continue for as long as the Fed continues to raise rates in an effort to halt widespread, persistent inflation. The upcoming mid-term ele