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Five suggestions for addressing the shortfalls in retirement for women and the overall gender disparities.
The Casualty Actuarial Society published a series of reports on race and property/casualty insurance pricing.
Statistics show Americans are driving few miles but at much faster speeds.
The COVID-19 pandemic apparently fueled an interested in long-term disability insurance, according to a survey by DI insurtech Breeze.
Add saving for retirement to the list of things that COVID-19 has impacted, according to a new survey from the…
Bradley Schurman, author of The Super Age: Decoding Our Demographic Destiny, said that increasing lifespans will require Americans to fund more years in retirement, something he said our society is not prepared to do.
However unintentional or well-meaning they may be, microaggressions in the workplace should not be ignored or go unaddressed, said a diversity and inclusion expert at American Family Insurance.
According to a poll of nearly 2000 investment app users by The Penny Hoarder, two out of three (66%), said they started investing during the pandemic, and 67% said the pandemic was the reason they became more serious investors.
Black professionals are seeing increased opportunities, but the insurance and financial services industry has more to do in attracting Black job candidates, according to a presenter at a National African American Insurance Association event.
According to a new survey from Breeze, 55% of American consumers would be interested in buying an insurance product from Amazon over traditional insurance carriers. About 66% would consider buying auto insurance from an automobile manufacturer.
Insurance leaders told a recent survey that they expect full economic recovery is months away and might not even come until early 2023.
What’s next for a law to ban most unexpected medical bills.
The Conference Board economists presented data showing how inflation rates actually topped out around 5.5% in December of 2021 and are headed to below 3% by the end of this year.
Does the insurance industry have a role in supporting the world’s transition to a net-zero-carbon economy? And if so, what is it?
A whopping three quarters of Americans admitted they are moderately or extremely stressed and almost as many blamed the state of their finances for that stress, according to a John Hancock survey.
The U.S. life insurance industry is on track to post its fastest premium growth in nearly 20 years, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence Report.
Add saving for retirement to the list of things that COVID-19 has impacted, according to a new survey from the personal finance website The Penny Hoarder.
Regulation, business interruption insurance wrangles and some high-profile cases dominated our property & casualty coverage in 2021.
There’s never a lack of stories about advisors and the advice they offer. As in other years, 2021 was replete with predictions and proclamations about financial direction.
A law to ban unexpected medical bills that took effect on New Year’s Day sounds simple enough. But, like many things out of Congress, the details are complicated. There are questions about how the “No Surprises Act” will be calculated and enforced, and there already have been several lawsuits filed seeking to change or eliminate elements of the complex legislation.
