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Electronic health records are “underutilized,” but have the potential to facilitate faster, more accurate underwriting, says Munich Re exec.
Are concerns about student loans and a high-interest housing market keeping young high-earning Americans from retirement planning?
While many insurers plan to increase their ESG investment over the next three years, there are a number of challenges, a recent study finds.
Since Washington State launched its publicly funded long-term care insurance program, six more states have begun eyeing possible public financing.
Faced with providing affordable long-term care for a rapidly aging population, one expert says relying on Medicaid cannot be a solution all on its own.
Financial professionals should leverage social media to connect with millennials and Gen Z, a new study finds.
With weight-loss drugs like Ozempic rising in popularity, insurers need to talk with their clients to determine coverage solutions.
Bryan Simms is at the forefront of an effort to revive one of the nation’s oldest Black-owned carriers.
Non-profit consumer organizations are urging state regulators to perform more due diligence in ensuring fair health insurance practices.
A non-profit group is urging NAIC to bring states, regulators, industry and consumers together in discussing long-term care financing.
Non-profit groups wants regulators to take action on “shortcomings” with the CMS’ recent final ruling on health insurance prior authorization.
Almost one in every three millennial investors plans to switch advisors within the next year, according to new research.
One in 13 American homes – equivalent to $1.6 trillion in uninsured home value – does not have home insurance coverage, a new report finds.
The Automotive Education and Policy Institute cites trend of P&C insurance providers using consumer protection laws to sue service providers.
Colorado has opened a public commentary period for its proposal to introduce regulation to govern the use of AI in health insurance.
Nearly a third of Americans do not realize that they can save on taxes through life insurance, according to a new study.
With criminals seeking to plunder American retirement accounts, LIMRA and SPARK Institute are joining forces to address this rising threat.
With the advent of AI, insurance carriers are tapping novel data sources like social media, GPS records, and smart devices for underwriting.
High inflation, increased claims costs, climate change and fraud are driving major increases in insurance rates across the United States.
In the face of escalating home and insurance prices, more Americans are going to new lengths to afford their premiums.
