Trump-appointed judge will hear lawsuit against DOL fiduciary rule
A Trump-appointed judge will hear the first lawsuit to challenge the Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule, due to take effect in September.
Genworth beats Q1 expectations with $139M net income
Genworth Financial, Inc. exceeded Wall Street expectations, reporting net income of $139 million for the first quarter.
Allstate earnings stages Q1 comeback; revenue up 10.7% to $15.3B
Allstate reported a big Q1 earnings comeback; executives even had positive things to say about auto and homeowners insurance.
Corebridge Financial reports strong Q1 results
Corebridge Financial completed a big week with a strong first-quarter earnings report as it prepares for life as a standalone company.
Inflation is still the top financial challenge for many Americans
Although inflation is down significantly from its four-decade high in 2022, it is still the leading financial challenge for many Americans.
Ensuring compliance for PDF provider directories
Current laws mandate that customer communications for health care companies be accessible for people with disabilities.
Trade group files first lawsuit against the DOL fiduciary rule
The Federation of Americans for Consumer Choice filed a lawsuit in a Texas federal court Thursday to stop the Department of Labor fiduciary proposal from taking effect.
Apollo riding big annuity sales, investment fees to strong financials
Apollo Global Management continued perfecting its dual-track revenue-generating engine in the first quarter – with annuity sales and investment fees…
Safeguard staff to safeguard the organization from hackers
More insurers are taking proactive steps to combat would-be scammers and thieves.
Lincoln’s Q1 earnings buffeted, as ‘strategic realignment’ progresses
Lincoln Financial executives said first quarter earnings exceeded their expectations and the company’s “strategic realignment” is progressing.
Peak 65 boomers face a retirement preparedness gap
This is the year when the U.S. hits “Peak 65” – when the number of Americans reaching age 65 is at its highest level.
AIG boosts income off life and retirement, low catostrophic losses in Q1
American International Group reported strong financial results in the first quarter off strong life and retirement sales and lower catastrophic losses.
Prudential boosts Q1 earnings, shutters disappointing Assurance IQ
Prudential Financial recorded stronger first-quarter earnings while cutting ties with the unsuccessful Assurance IQ business.
Equitable execs tout Q1 retirement growth, Wall Street wants more income
Equitable Holdings’ execs touted the company’s registered indexed-linked annuity sales, as well as retirement plan opportunities going forward during a Q1 earnings call.
What’s new with SECURE 2.0 and workplace retirement plans?
Several provisions of SECURE 2.0 are taking effect and are changing plan sponsor behavior, a self-described “qualified plan nerd” said during a recent webinar.
Skyrocketing auto insurance costs send consumers shopping
The spiraling price of auto insurance policies has made smart shoppers out of a huge percentage of car owners, according to recent surveys.
IUL illustrations: That was then; this is now
Aggressive recommendations previously made on indexed universal life were likely to cause disappointment. Where do IUL illustrations stand today?
Standing on the shoulders of giants — With Bryan Simms
Bryan Simms is at the forefront of an effort to revive one of the nation’s oldest Black-owned carriers.
A man on a mission — With Foresters Financial’s Matt Berman
Matt Berman says he’s in a unique position as president and CEO of Foresters Financial, a 150-year-old fraternal organization with a mission to enrich the lives of middle-market families.
