Susan Rupe is editor in chief, magazine, for InsuranceNewsNet. She formerly served as communications director for an insurance agents' association and was an award-winning newspaper reporter and editor. Contact her at susan.rupe@innfeedback.com.
Employers are adapting their benefits offerings to support caregivers in the workforce, and caregivers are taking them up, according to a recent survey.
Under CHOICE arrangements, employers give workers a fixed, tax-free amount to buy individual coverage.
Another health agent organization is taking legal action over a moratorium on new agents and brokers seeking to register to enroll consumers in coverage on the federally facilitated Affordable Care Act marketplace.
Agent organizations are speaking out regarding new federal guidance for health insurers operating on the federally facilitated Affordable Care Act marketplace.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced a lawsuit against several pharmaceutical companies and pharmacy benefit managers, alleging they colluded to manipulate insulin prices and artificially inflate them by more than 1,000%.
Patients “are in the driver’s seat” when it comes to the products the pharmaceutical industry is developing.
Sustainability and affordability are the top challenges facing employers who provide benefits for their workers.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is the latest organization to join in the fray over a recently enacted federal moratorium on new agents and brokers on the federally facilitated Affordable Care Act marketplace.
Employers are facing tough decisions about how they and their workers can afford health insurance, as the total cost of health benefits per employee is expected to rise by 8.2% on average in 2027 — the highest increase since 2003.
President Donald Trump announced over the weekend that the federal government will make one-time payments of $90 per person to about 20 million Medicare Part B enrollees.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s latest research finds growing signs of financial strain among workers.
The iconic brand looks back on its beginnings while looking ahead to serve the 21st-century consumer.
Leah West helps multiple generations of clients build their wealth while negotiating life’s twists and turns.
We are firmly in the “ber” months, and it’s time for InsuranceNewsNet’s annual look at indexed products.
Many financial professionals struggle to solve prospects’ problems — not because they’re poor listeners but because they’re not good at asking questions.
On the same day that the Trump administration placed a temporary moratorium on registering new agents to enroll consumers in Affordable Care Act coverage, the administration announced it is canceling ACA coverage for about 750,000 people.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issued an interim final rule with comment period placing a temporary moratorium on new agent and broker registrations for the federally facilitated Affordable Care Act exchanges for the 2027 plan year.
Nearly 40% of middle-class Americans said they plan to use Medicare to cover their future long-term care expenses – even though Medicare doesn’t cover LTC.
Although no final policy has been issued, agent organizations are mobilizing against it before open enrollment begins on Nov. 1.
September is the month when everything ramps up after the lazy days of summer. Vacation time is over. School is in full swing. People get serious about their work after three months of saying, “Let’s circle back after Labor Day.”
