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Matthew Motil, host of the podcast, “The Cash Flow King,” has reached a plea agreement with federal investigators to resolve a criminal investigation into an alleged $11 million Ponzi scheme, his attorneys say.
A federal judge ordered State Farm to turn over a portion of the documents plaintiffs requested in their class-action lawsuit over vehicle loss assessments.
Greg Lindberg, former owner of Colorado Bankers Life Insurance Co., was found guilty of bribing the North Carolina insurance commissioner for a second time.
A pair of resolutions filed today — one in the House, one in the Senate — seek to preempt the Department of Labor Retirement Security Rule and its fiduciary duty.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene Monday in a lawsuit brought by Country Mutual Insurance Co. policyholders alleging the insurer is hoarding profits.
Athene executives said Thursday they are full-speed ahead on fixed-index annuities with custom indices. The private equity backed insurer is the leading annuity seller by far.
The Federation of Americans for Consumer Choice filed a lawsuit in a Texas federal court Thursday to stop the Department of Labor fiduciary proposal from taking effect.
American International Group reported strong financial results in the first quarter off strong life and retirement sales and lower catastrophic losses.
Equitable Holdings’ execs touted the company’s registered indexed-linked annuity sales, as well as retirement plan opportunities going forward during a Q1 earnings call.