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Equitable Life Insurance Co. breached no contract terms when it imposed cost-of-insurance charges on a universal life policy, the New York Court of Appeals recently ruled.
A New York City civil lawsuit accusing dozens of clinics and doctors – including the husband of longtime co-host of “The View,” Sunny Hostin – is moving closer to a settlement.
If a federal appeals court interpretation of California life insurance lapse laws stands, it could “undermine” regulations nationwide, the plaintiff claims.
Two PHL Variable Insurance Co. policyholders are asking a Conn. court to reconsider a $300,000 moratorium on benefits created by the Department of Insurance.
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.
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.
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.