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The continued transfer of pension funds to annuity sellers threatens the viability of the American retirement system if left unchecked, the Pension Rights Center said in a brief.
Generation Beta is the proposed name for the demographic beginning with 2025 and ending in 2039. This generation should start saving for retirement now, Prudential finds in a new study.
A group of Washington policyholders are asking a federal judge to preliminarily approve a $32.5 million settlement with Symetra Life Insurance Co. over cost-of-insurance claims.
UnitedHealth Group reported a $29 billion increase in 2024 revenues today, up 8% to $400.3 billion.
State insurance regulators are trying to get to the finish line on a long-term care rate review standard after nine years of studying the issue.
Last month, Allianz quietly announced the new independent strategic reinsurance platform called Sconset Re.
A South Carolina hearing to decide whether Atlantic Coast Life Insurance will continue offering new policies was postponed.
A Brooklyn judge granted a motion Friday giving Dr. Emmanuel Hostin, husband of TV personality Sunny Hostin, a delay to file a response to an insurance fraud lawsuit.
A South Carolina administrative law judge will hold a Friday hearing on whether Atlantic Coast Life Insurance Co. can continue writing new policies.
The husband of longtime co-host of “The View,” Sunny Hostin, is among dozens of doctors and medical personnel accused of massive medical insurance fraud.
Claiming that a plaintiff’s lawsuit over a disappointing indexed universal life return rests on “an odd theory,” NLV Financial Corp. is asking a Vermont court to dismiss the complaint.
A Texas judge consolidated two of multiple lawsuits Friday alleging that Globe Life Insurance Co. misled investors.
A Florida appeals court sided with a lower court ruling this week that a “direction to pay” does not constitute an assignment of benefits in a disputed roof-repair claim.
Sentinel Security Life Insurance Co. has suspended writing new business until a judge hears its appeal of a Utah order in March.
A group of ex-Verizon employees filed the latest lawsuit challenging the efficacy of insurance companies managing pension funds.
State insurance regulators know what they want from the anti-government fervor inspired by the return of President Donald Trump: elimination of the Federal Insurance Office.
Connecticut Insurance Department regulators are busy unwinding the finances of PHL Variable Insurance Co. and its subsidiaries. The department agreed to answer a few questions about its efforts.
South Carolina became the second state this month to bar an Advantage Capital Partners-controlled life insurer from writing new business after Dec. 31.
Of all the issues the incoming 119th U.S. Congress has on its plate cryptocurrency might generate the swiftest action and biggest headlines.
UnitedHealth Group will pay $69 million to settle a class-action lawsuit brought by an employee alleging mismanagement of their 401(k) plan.
