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UnitedHealth Group is facing another round of shareholder lawsuits citing the alleged Medicare fraud investigation reported by the Wall Street Journal in May.
Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Andrew Mais is asking a judge to loosen the moratorium on PHL Variable policies.
A SCOTUS ruling on birthright citizenship could also shut down a key strategy for financial services to block unwelcome federal rules.
After whipping potential holdouts overnight, House Republicans passed President Donald Trump’s $4.5 trillion tax breaks and spending cuts bill Thursday…
The special master assigned to unwind disgraced financier Greg Lindberg’s maze of companies says the impending sale of one of them will yield up to $300 million for fraud victims.
American Transit Insurance Co. has reached agreements with about 85% of the 180 defendants it accused of running an elaborate medical fraud scheme in New York City.
The Senate passed President Donald Trump’s controversial budget today, which makes significant changes to tax policy and extends the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
LIMRA research finds financial wellness down from two years ago, with younger and minority demographics feeling less secure. How can advisors help clients feel better about their financial futures?
Regulators and actuaries are considering a data change to better account for a puzzling mortality degradation in individuals ages 80 and older.
A coalition of Iowa business interests are suing the state to stop a law restricting pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development officials are reviving the “ABC Test” for independent contractor status.
An Indiana woman suing NLV Financial Corp. and two life insurance subsidiaries over a 2023 indexed universal life policy that returned 0% is tacking on state claims in an amended complaint.
Nearly six months after a series of devastating wildfires, California’s property insurance crisis is far from stabilized.
The long-term care issue is receiving plenty of attention — both from the explosive growth of LTC riders attached to life insurance, as well as several state and federal proposals.
Phillip Roy Wasserman is expected to get another day in court to make his case that state and federal agents broke the law during investigations that led to his fraud conviction.
A group of plaintiffs suing UnitedHealth Group over the fund selections in its company retirement plan is seeking final court approval for a $69 million settlement.
National Life Group set a bunch of new sales records in 2024, including $635 million in life insurance policies, $3.4 billion in annuities.
For LIMRA, the decision to venture into the consumer-focused space comes amid soaring annuity sales and the SECURE Act bills boosting the products.
A state insurance task force adopted a long-anticipated reinsurance asset testing guideline Thursday.
CVS and Express Scripts filed separate lawsuits recently challenging a new Arkansas law they say aims to put them out of business in the state.
