The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance recently released a list of administrative actions for October. The actions are…

Formerly licensed insurance agent Vincent Allen LaGrange, 66, of Seal Beach, was sentenced today in San Bernardino County Superior Court…

A report shows that the average American is spending $1,705 per year on auto insurance in 2022, up 4% from 2021 and a whopping 17% from 2020.

Allianz Life announced today that its latest guaranteed income product, Allianz Lifetime Income+ Annuity with the Lifetime Income Benefit, is now available in defined contribution plans nationwide.

As annual open enrollment shifts into full swing, a new survey commissioned by Alegeus shows that increasing financial and job insecurity are forcing employees to consider their employer-sponsored benefits choices, especially their personal strategies around consumer-driven health accounts like health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts.

Results published today from the Employee Benefit Research Institute found that financial well-being programs are being added or improved to increase worker satisfaction and retention.

Payout percentages are increasing by 5 – 40 basis points, based on the owner’s age when they take their first withdrawal. These new rates will allow financial professionals to provide more guaranteed lifetime income to their clients when developing their retirement plans.  

eHealth, an online private health insurance marketplace, today released results from a survey of more than 1,000 Medicare beneficiaries. According to the survey, more than half (53%) of beneficiaries are currently enrolled in the same Medicare coverage they had three years ago, though many have experienced changes in the past year that may suggest the need for a new Medicare plan.

Final rule creates Special Enrollment Periods and reduces gaps in Medicare coverage, and improves administration of the Medicare Savings Programs.

Users can enter age, income, zip code, and family size information to estimate their eligibility for subsidies and how much they can expect to spend on health insurance premiums or if they may be eligible for Medicaid.

A year of skyrocketing inflation and growing recession fears have taken their toll on American consumers, reinforcing a need for personalized financial advice rather than supposedly universal rules on household spending.

Ransomware remains a top cyber risk for organizations globally while business email compromise incidents are on the rise and will increase further in the “deep fake” era.

Annual family premiums for employer-sponsored health insurance average $22,463 this year, similar to last year ($22,221), the 2022 benchmark KFF Employer Health Benefits Survey finds.

Further rises in interest rates and inflation are the biggest concerns U.S. pension funds and other U.S. institutional investors have about the fixed income market.

These updates are designed to help financial professionals and their clients manage volatile equity markets and generate lifelong income amid rising inflation and interest rates.

Open enrollment for ACA plans, which cover essential health benefits, starts Nov. 1, 2022, and ends Jan. 15, 2023, in most states.

The impact of 40-year high inflation is hitting savings accounts as a majority of Americans say they are stopping or reducing retirement savings because of inflation.

YuLife allows employees to earn rewards by completing everyday wellness activities, adding value and engagement in the workplace, in turn helping businesses benefit from healthier and more motivated teams.  

Medicaid officials reported that uncertainty related to the end of the public health emergency makes it difficult for states to plan for unwinding and to develop state budgets.