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More Americans approaching retirement expect to work longer or gradually leave the workforce. F&G and LIMRA research examines retirement timing, financial concerns and interest in predictable income.
Life insurance underwriting reports are at the center of a class-action case involving allegations of mismatched medical and prescription records. Milliman denies wrongdoing, and the settlement awaits court approval.
Hail, tornadoes and damaging winds continue to drive costly claims across the country. Moody’s and Gallagher Re examine regional loss patterns, rising repair costs and the reinsurance outlook.
JD Power and TransUnion report higher auto insurance switching, while separate consumer research identifies price as a leading reason for changing carriers.
– Oklahoma’s latest action follows months of financial oversight as Mending prepares to discontinue its fully insured health plans.
The 5th Circuit affirmed Liberty Mutual’s victory in a coverage dispute over a fatal Texas pileup, while leaving indemnification unresolved.
After a car accident cost Thomas Peterson his diving business, disability insurance became more than a career. Years later, it helped his family keep their dream home after his wife suffered a serious injury.
Insurance leaders discussed AI efficiency gains, human oversight, workforce challenges and how insurers can put AI agents to work.
Life insurance distribution is changing as population aging, retirement income needs and artificial intelligence reshape how insurers reach customers.
A Virginia federal lawsuit seeks enforcement of 1,443 payment determinations obtained by SpecialtyCare and affiliated physician groups.
The ruling sends the case back to federal court, where the plaintiffs can continue pursuing claims against the benefits administrator.
Americans are questioning whether retirement planning can keep up with longer lives, rising healthcare costs and the risk of running out of money.
Only 48% of independent agent-carrier relationships qualify as partnerships. Research shows agents value trust, support and stability.
Michigan’s lawsuit challenges Blue Cross rules governing competition among member plans and alleges its market power has hurt employers, patients and health care providers.
A new class-action lawsuit targets Delaware Life over annuity disclosures, alleging buyers were not told about affiliated investments.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is pressing insurance regulators on how they oversee the industry’s growing use of private equity and private credit.
California’s proposal to ban marital status in auto insurance highlights a growing debate over risk, pricing and fairness.
New York regulators rejected Tesla Insurance’s proposed auto program, raising questions about telematics and eligibility rules.
New lawsuit alleges Delaware Life understated related-party investments and withheld key information from annuity buyers.
Retirement providers are investing in digital engagement as competition for retirement assets, rollovers and retention grows.
