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Plans to slash the Social Security Administration workforce from 57,000 to 50,000 might not directly involve benefits, but many stakeholders are nervous nonetheless.
A group of medical providers, led by the Temple and Penn State health systems, opted out of a Blue Cross Blue Shield antitrust settlement and filed their own lawsuit Tuesday.
Regulators are ready to hit the home stretch on an asset adequacy testing guideline for offshore reinsurance. But that does not mean everyone is happy.
UnitedHealth Group and top executives are asking a Minnesota court to toss a shareholder lawsuit alleging that it caused stock prices to dive by withholding damaging information.
A Massachusetts judge will allow the Securities and Exchange Commission to call five disputed witnesses in an upcoming trial over annuity sales by advisor Jeffrey Cutter.
Globe Life, Inc. faces a pair of lawsuits filed this week over a June 2024 data breach that exposed as many as 850,000 policyholders.
Despite extended low interest rates and a trend toward riskier investments, U.S. life insurers’ are maintaining solid cash liquidity reserves, Morningstar reports.
The Trump administration needs revenue to offset planned trillion-dollar tax cuts. Could they look at retirement accounts?
According to an internal 2022 report, Florida insurers, parent companies and affiliates were making billions in profit at a time they were claiming losses.
Jackson Financial is firing on all cyclinders with its annuity portfolio, but some Wall Street analysts remain concerned about its Brooke Re reinsurer.
A Massachusetts financial advisor claims the SEC is trying to ambush his defense in an annuity sales complaint by adding five surprise witnesses.
A series of recent court filings and decisions are providing some clarity to dueling lawsuits between social media stars and former business partners Grant Cardone and Gary Brecka.
As tens of thousands of federal workers face the sudden loss of employment, it comes with important decisions about their excellent benefits.
A Minnesota judge is allowing a breach-of-contract claim to continue against UnitedHealth Group and its subsidiaries over the use of artificial intelligence.
Corebridge reported a strong fourth quarter 2024, with net income of $2.2 billion compared to a loss of $1.3 billion in the year-ago quarter.
A South Carolina judge reversed a state Department of Insurance order today banning Atlantic Coast Life Insurance Co. from writing new premiums.
The Trump administration Department of Labor wants a time out from ongoing lawsuits to decide how to deal with the controversial Retirement Security Rule.
Brighthouse Financial’s Shield Level annuities hit record sales of $10 billion for the year. But is it enough?
The husband of longtime co-host of “The View,” Sunny Hostin, is among a group of doctors still negotiating to settle a massive medical fraud lawsuit in New York City.
Equitable Holdings continues to tinker with a formula combining retirement products, wealth strategies and asset management.
