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TOPEKA, KS, December 16, 2020 – The Security Benefit Charitable Trust, a committee representing the employees of Security Benefit and SE2, today announced a series of donations to help alleviate fin

By Kevin Watt and Tom Granger Americans are continuing to feel the impact of COVID-19 and many are finding, out of necessity or desire, that freelancing is a manageable way to create a primary income or bolster an existing income.  In the past twelve months alone

By Doug Wolff, President of Security Benefit Life Insurance Company Fixed annuities provide tax-deferred accumulation potential and security for savers, especially if they hold the contract through the guarantee period. Fixed index annuities, however, have many of these same unique

By Doug Wolff, President of Security Benefit Life Insurance Company Interest rates will eventually rise and when they do retirement savers want to be sure that they have diversified their portfolios. Read the complete article from

By Kevin Watt, Sr. Vice President, Specialty Market Sales and Distribution Operations at Security Benefit Employers have the opportunity to make a deliberate decision for a retirement savings plan that best meets their needs Read the complete article from

TOPEKA, KS, August 20, 2020 – Security Benefit announced today the expansion of its retirement plan service platform with a broad set of new digital enhancements, among them is its new My Security Benefit app and SmartChoice open architecture platform. The app is now available in

As investors seek safer waters in volatile times, many are turning to fixed indexed annuities."FIAs offer client portfolios a powerful combination of tax deferred accumulation potential, no downside risk and diversification, says Doug Wolff, President of Security Benefit Life Insurance Com

TOPEKA, KS, April 16, 2020 – Security Benefit announced today that it is waiving certain fees on its mutual fund custodial products until further notice. These transaction fee waivers apply to those requesting special distributions and loans under the CARES Act. “Given

Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt, has put out a warning to Kansas consumers and investors about potential scams in the insurance and securities industry related to COVID-19. “Scammers don’t take breaks,” Commissioner Vicki Schmidt said. “While Kansans are adjusting to their new ever

CEOs ‘working toward a moving target’ The Topeka Capital-Journal, March 26, 2020 As fears of the coronavirus