Less than half (49%) of U.S. workers are aware of a tax credit that may help them save for retirement and lower their tax bill.
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Brokers are adding innovative products and services due to various market forces, which include rising health care costs (81%), competition from other brokers (50%), and increased demand for price transparency (48%).
A new research report by the Employee Benefit Research Institute found that most accountholders use their HSAs to pay for current expenses and do not take complete advantage of the tax benefits HSAs offer.
The new enhancements are designed to provide clients with partial protection against market volatility along with the opportunity to capture upside market potential up to a cap.
Societal headwinds undermine women’s retirement security
A report from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies examines the retirement-related risks for women in the workforce
A new research report from the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) that examined conditions that might lead employers to offload provisions of health benefits found employers often view themselves as “paternalistic” and wished to make it easier for their workers to get affordable health coverage.
John Hancock announced it will expand access to GRAIL’s Galleri multi-cancer early detection test to eligible life insurance customers participating in the John Hancock Vitality PLUS program.
As the American populace grows older, financial planners will need to address the increasing financial impact felt by older Americans and their families.
Half of institutional investors fear rate rises will trigger a liquidity crisis, while nearly three in 10 think equity markets could fall up to 20% this year, new research shows.
The partnership between FINEOS and Empathy will equip life insurance carriers with the technologies and services they need to comprehensive support to their customers.
If current market conditions hold, fixed annuities, fixed indexed annuities, and registered index-linked annuities are predicted to compete more fiercely with one another during the next five years, according to Cerulli.
A new research report released by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) found that projected savings that Medicare beneficiaries needed for health expenses remained high in 2022.
Robert Meseer, 69, of Westminster, was sentenced yesterday after pleading guilty to 55 felony counts of grand theft, insurance fraud,…
The N.C. Department of Insurance has ended its legal dispute with the North Carolina Rate Bureau regarding the bureau’s proposed…
The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance recently released a list of administrative actions for January. The actions are…
The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation (DFR) has issued an order to revoke the investment adviser and insurance licenses of…
All 12 health insurance companies in the individual, small group, and large group markets in Oregon failed to comply fully…
Those who had specific financial goals last year were two to three times more likely to say various aspects of their personal finances improved.
Advisors think we are in the worst investment climate since 2008 but are betting on U.S. stocks to outperform this year amid a tech rebound, new research shows.
Medicare Advantage plans denied two million prior authorization requests for health care services in whole or in part in 2021.
