A new client-friendly HHC Enhanced trifold is available in the Agent Resource Center. Use this concise alternative to the traditional brochure to introduce the coverage and its key benefits to prospective policyholders.

The Thrivent mobile app has been upgraded, making it easier for clients to manage their finances on the go with more self-service options. Clients can now handle all payment types—including long-term care insurance premiums—right in the app. A new bottom navigation bar also makes it easier for clients to find what they’re looking for

SecureCare™ IV, Securian’s newest long-term care (LTC) and whole life insurance policy, launches in Montana on August 10, 2026. With this release, SecureCare IV will be available in all states except California and New York.

In case you missed it, the Home Health Care Enhanced product with ManhattanLife is now available in Colorado, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wyoming — with more state approvals coming soon!

GTL’s Agent Portal login process now includes Multi-Factor Authentication to enhance security and verify your identity. Your existing username and password have not changed.

To help keep your account secure, you may choose to enroll in Multi-Factor Authentication which offers two verification options: receive a one-time code via text message every time you log in, or biometric authentication with face/touch ID.

Securian Financial is introducing a wet signature option for eApps. You can now complete applications through iPipeline® and, when needed, select the wet signature option, which allows you to print the application package for clients to review and sign by hand. It’s another way to meet clients where they are while maintaining the efficiency of the eApp process.

The Long-Term Care Agreement (LTCA) is now available in California on indexed universal life (IUL) policies and in Oregon on all individual universal life policies.

The LTCA allows clients to leverage their life insurance policy to receive the benefits they need – long-term care protection, a death benefit, or both.

For long term care insurance (LTCI), the policy will be issued based on the owner’s resident state. Policy delivery is required in the same state. Consequently, the soliciting agent must be licensed and appointed in both the state in which solicitation occurs and the resident/delivery state of the owner.

Your compliance with applicable laws and guidelines helps process cases more efficiently and may help protect you from possible state action for conducting business without a proper license or appointment.

Mutual of Omaha is sharing an important milestone in its Long-Term Care (LTC) migration. Effective July 13, 2026, LTC06UI, LTC04I7, LTC04G, and LTC04I policies will transition to Mutual of Omaha, completing the migration from Illumifin.

Effective immediately, Utah has discontinued its Long-Term Care (LTC) producer training requirement. As a result, LTC training is no longer required for applications signed in Utah, and Utah LTC training will no longer qualify for reciprocity with other states.