As women make their way up the corporate ladder in the largely male-dominated financial services industry, many have faced obstacles.
Globe Life is reeling after a report Thursday accused brokers at subsidiary American Income Life of widespread insurance fraud.
An advisor wanted for allegedly ripping off clients for $1.5 million was captured by the FBI last week after a short time on the run.
By Renee Hanson Tackling debt can feel like navigating a maze. For individuals burdened by high levels of debt, the…
Empower reached a settlement agreement with 13 advisors who left the firm to create a competing advisory business.
Language barriers make it difficult for people with limited English proficiency to file claims.
The White House Office of Management and Budget announced that it has concluded a review of the Department of Labor’s controversial fiduciary rule.
Seven states are on board with guidelines for use of artificial intelligence that insurers “are expected” to follow.
The CLAT provides a structured framework to craft a narrative of purposeful philanthropy.
Non-profit consumer organizations are urging state regulators to perform more due diligence in ensuring fair health insurance practices.
The “magic number” for a comfortable retirement has reached an all-time high at $1.46M, rising more than 50% since the pandemic began.
Women face a multitude of obstacles that require a tailored approach to retirement planning.
The LUTCF designation has been relaunched to serve a new generation of industry professionals in a way that is relevant to them.
State insurance regulators are taking the first steps on what will be long and difficult effort to mitigate climate impacts.
Medicare Advantage plans currently have the flexibility to pay agents varying rates depending on the plan in which the beneficiary enrolls. But those compensation rates would change for 2025 under proposed CMS rules.
A non-profit group is urging NAIC to bring states, regulators, industry and consumers together in discussing long-term care financing.
The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation fined State Farm $200,000 for failing to send notices over the past six years…
There is concern in the life insurance industry that a forthcoming Department of Labor report could target group annuity contracts by pension plans in pension risk transfer transactions.
The climate crisis is intensifying insurance risks, and carriers must adapt an agile approach to risk management.
