Havard Business School study on Insurance Industry

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Dear
Please check link

http://cafemutual.com/News/Competition,-commission-disclosure-improve-quality-of-advice-Harvard-Business-School-Study~2686~New~Insurance~25

An eye opener.
At least now Jago. Do the financial planning & check where are you.

Hitesh Shah 

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