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Prosecutors push back on a request by convicted fraudster Greg Lindberg to serve time in a halfway house near his home.
Despite one of the most challenging markets in history, independent insurance agents are more satisfied than ever with insurers.
Genworth Financial reported a strong performance in Q3 2024, and the advancement of its CareScout Quality Network.
AIG achieved strong Q3 growth in underwriting profitability and delivered consistent capital returns to shareholders, the company reported.
A new survey of financial professionals shows surprising and almost uniform support for the Department of Labor’s Retirement Security Rule
Hawaii Supreme Court becomes the first to classify greenhouse gases as pollutants, and thus excluded from traditional insurance coverage.
Millions of American workers enjoy secure pension funds today thanks to this regulation, which oversees private retirement plans.
Despite huge losses from hurricanes, Allstate reported strong earnings and improved strategic position for the third quarter 2024.
A first-of-its-kind lawsuit seeking class action status against Anthem BCBS accuses the insurer of misleading patients.
Kelley King thought taking a test offered by his life insurance company would qualify him for a premium discount. Instead, it saved his life.
The world’s oldest credit rating agency, AM Best, has come under fire recently as some insurers have questioned its methods.
A class action against Blue Cross, possibly the largest healthcare antitrust case of its kind, ends with a tentative agreement.
Bill to kill the SEC’s new registration system for index-linked annuities perplexed industry groups and consumer advocates.
As the cleanup continues from hurricanes Milton and Helene, states and municipalities need to get serious about property protection.
The growing anti-ESG investing movement claimed a powerful ally last week when a bill to ban ESG consideration was introduced.
Despite falling interest rates, potential homebuyers are meeting a new, formidable obstacle: the skyrocketing cost of home insurance.
New census data confirm that uninsured rates nationwide have been dropping significantly post-Affordable Care Act.
U.S. business executives are more worried than ever about the risk of cyber threats and attacks, but slow to take measures.
Hurricane Helene, a category 4 storm, brought up to 30 inches of rain in some areas, with winds up to 140 miles an hour.
A Supreme Court ruling will make it easier to challenge administrative rules and will have implications for health and property/casualty insurers.
