Making a smart Social Security claiming decision is more complex than many retirees and financial professionals may realize. Retirees can miss out on hundreds of thousands of dollars over their lifetimes.
NAIFA-Wisconsin is thrilled to welcome our new and returning members for the first quarter of 2025! We’re excited to connect with you at upcoming events and look forward to getting to know you better. Click below to meet our newest members.
Dane County Judge Susan Crawford secured an open seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, solidifying liberal control for at least another three years. With 98% of the vote in, Crawford was at 55%, while conservative Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel was at 45%, according to unofficial returns. The money and national spotlight on this race were unprecedented. The Tesla CEO and top aide to President Trump and his PAC spent more than $24 Million on this race. Schimel underperformed in numerous areas around the state as Crawford easily exceeded the numbers that Democratic nominee Kamala Harris put up in the November election in losing to Donald Trump. Crawford also won Brown, Outagamie, and Winnebago counties after Trump took all three last fall. Turnout in the Supreme Court race has topped 2.3 million, with some precincts still out. That’s roughly a 26% increase statewide compared to 2023.
Key numbers include:
Want to connect in person with your Wisconsin colleagues? Join us at D-2 Sports Pub for a NAIFA Live Watch Party on Thursday, April 17th beginning at 11:00 am!
This month's NAIFA Live event will feature Leveraging AI and Data to Drive Growth in Financial Services with Jonathan Seif.
So that we may have a headcount for the restaurant, please register below.
D-2 Sports Pub Stadium District
788 Armed Forces Dr
Ashwaubenon, WI 54301
AI is changing the business landscape by the day and NAIFA is here to keep you current.
Join Jon Seif as he shows how forward-thinking firms are using data and AI to establish relationships and address the needs of their clients. During the webinar you’ll also see how Catchlight (built in Fidelity Labs) is helping advisors cultivate deeper relationships while cross-selling more of their insurance clients into wealth management.
Happy April, NAIFA-Wisconsin!
As your Wisconsin Chapter President, I’m excited to share what our chapter has in store for 2025. The Board has been hard at work, and I’d like to highlight some key updates.
Since taking office in January, we approved a balanced budget and renewed our contract with Schreiber Government Relations Group for another two years to align with Wisconsin’s biannual budget cycle. In February, we welcomed ten new members—if you’re one of them, welcome to NAIFA-WI! We’re thrilled to have you on board.
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Congress Is Discussing Your Future.
Shouldn't You Be Part of the Conversation?
If you won't speak up for your business and clients, no one else will.
Decisions made in Washington, D.C., greatly impact your business and clients. Yet, most of our lawmakers are not experts in insurance or financial services or how agents and advisors are critical to the financial security of American families and small businesses.
Our Real Life Stories program has helped motivate people to buy insurance for 20+ years. These stories highlight the role insurance has played in helping families and businesses in times of great financial need, along with the insurance professionals who have helped them. None of the people featured in our stories could have anticipated the challenges they’d face. However, smart insurance planning ensured that emotional struggles weren’t compounded by financial hardship.
The proceeds from this year's tournament will benefit The Highground Veterans Memorial. We look forward to a successful event and getting to know more about The Highground.
Want to connect in person with your Wisconsin colleagues? Join us at D-2 Sports Pub for a NAIFA Live Watch Party on Thursday, February 20th beginning at 11:00 am!
On February 1, 2025, NAIFA-Wisconsin former member and former executive director, Chuck Stumpf, CLU, ChFC, passed away at the age of 93.
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