Where blockchain is gaining traction in the industry and what the future could hold.

Medicare Advantage has been impacted by changes to Medicare Part D cost share, changes to the CMS risk adjustment model and declining Star Ratings.

Technology tools work best when they complement the role of advisors.

A gender gap exists in Gen Xers’ retirement readiness.

The best annuity for retirement is the one that’s best for the individual client’s needs and goals.

Prospecting and sales can feel like running on a treadmill that never quite slows down.

Financial planning is one of the ultimate human-centric professions.

NASCAR driver Kyle Busch and his wife, Samantha Busch, have reached a confidential settlement with PacLife and two other defendants.

A group of major oil companies is asking a State of Washington federal court for a stay of discovery deadlines in a climate-related lawsuit.

Expecting developers to oversee identity, keep up with constantly changing user needs and carry out their primary functions is a recipe for burnout.

Life insurance application activity grew 9.5% in January, the highest year-over-year growth rate for any January on record, according to the MIB Life Index.

The Department of Labor on Thursday unveiled a proposed rule to clarify how businesses and workers determine whether a job qualifies someone as an independent contractor.

More than 1 million fewer people enrolled in Affordable Care Act marketplace coverage in 2026 than in 2025, and that number is expected to increase as the year progresses.

There is “no basis” for large policyholders to intervene in the PHL liquidation process, and Judge Daniel J. Klau should deny such requests, Connecticut regulators say.

The financial impact of cardiovascular disease is often overlooked.

Americans who don’t have access to a 401(k) account through their employer could see that change under a proposal announced by President Donald Trump during his State of the Union address Tuesday night.

Current annuity illustrations from top sellers show returns as high as 27% in one year, said Ben Slutsker, director of life actuarial valuation at the Minnesota Department of Commerce.

Indexed universal life works best when its flexibility and long-term design are positioned with discipline and context.

Client needs are not set in stone. Their retirement dates may change, income needs might shift, and family situations may develop in new ways.