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Peter Katt
The firm's principal, Peter Katt, is a nationally
recognized life insurance expert. He has been a life insurance advisor
since 1979 and is a pioneer in fee-only life insurance advising.
Professional Designations:
Licensed Insurance Counselor 1985 (Michigan)
Certified Financial Planner 1988
Publications:
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Contributing editor and life insurance columnist
for the Journal of Financial Planning since 1992.
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Contributing editor and life insurance columnist
for the AAII Journal (published by the American Association
of Individual Investors) since 1990.
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Contributed insurance chapter for Expert
Financial Planning: Investment Strategies From Industry Leaders,
edited by Robert C. Arffa, M.D. and published by John Wiley
& Sons, Inc, 2001
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Author, The Life Insurance Fiasco; How to
Avoid It, 1992
Professional Visibility:
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Frequently quoted as a life insurance expert
in national publications including Wall Street Journal,
Forbes, Newsweek, Worth Magazine, BusinessWeek,
and Kiplinger's
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Guest presenter for the Financial Planning
Perspectives: Timely Topics Taking the Lead in 2000 audiocassette
tape series produced by the College for Financial Planning for
their monthly continuing education series. "Positioning Variable
Life Insurance in the New Millennium," October 1999
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Advised Terry Savage on the insurance portion
of her book, The Savage Truth on Money, published by
John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1999
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Appeared regularly on CNBC's $mart Money
show with Ken and Daria Dolan and participated in an Oprah
Winfrey show as a life insurance expert
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One of three judges for Money Magazine's
life insurance agents test (January 1992)
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Featured in a Consumer's Research article,
by Con Hitchcock, October 1992
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Featured in a Newsweek article, by Jane
Bryant Quinn, July 1992
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Interviewed, as an expert on life insurance
market conduct, by Japanese Television's The Scoop (an
investigative reporting program similar to 60 Minutes
or Dateline)
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Has been interviewed on numerous radio talk
show programs
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Speaker to professional and consumer groups
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