Insurance
Badger Mutual settling into new office, in downtown Milwaukee
Badger Mutual Insurance Co. is settling into its new headquarters offices in The Brewery District in downtown Milwaukee.
Northwestern Mutual backs All-In Milwaukee’s college completion program
Northwestern Mutual has pledged $1.6 million to support All-In Milwaukee’s college completion and career placement program.Â
COVID-19 Waivers: Can They Reduce Your Business Risk?
As states begin to reopen and loosen restrictions on public gatherings and business closures in response to the COVID-19...
Lessons from the lockdown
When the Coronavirus pandemic reached Wisconsin and the Governor issued his statewide shutdown order of non-essential business in late...
Getting there: Ranell Washington
Ranell Washington
Partnership development advisor at American Family Insurance
Age: 38
Hometown: MilwaukeeÂ
Education: Bachelor’s in finance and certificate in real estate...
Wisconsin private health insurers must cover copays for COVID-19 testing, office visits
Wisconsin private health insurers must cover copays for COVID-19 testing and related doctor's visits, state Insurance Commissioner Mark Afablee...
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No in-person Northwestern Mutual meeting a nearly $13 million hit for Milwaukee economy
Northwestern Mutual has decided to shift its 2020 annual meeting to a three-day virtual format instead of holding it in Milwaukee on Aug. 10 to 12 as planned, due to the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Risk Management LLC joins Vizance
New Berlin-based insurance agency Risk Management LLC has joined Hartland-based Vizance Inc.
Wisconsin-based auto insurers offer refunds to customers during COVID-19 crisis
With so many customers stuck at home, several Wisconsin-based auto insurers and insurance companies across the country are providing financial relief to policy holders in the form of discounts or cash and credit refunds.
Businesses, insurers at odds over COVID-19 business interruption claims
When Marla Poytinger temporarily closed her bar-entertainment business last month due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak, she needed to figure out a way to stay afloat while continuing to pay and provide health insurance for more than 60 employees.
