Lawsuit accuses drug giant Johnson & Johnson of mismanaging its employee benefits program and overcharging for drugs.

A House committee revived debate over the Department of Labor fiduciary rule Thursday, leading to extended discussion on what is best for retirement savers.

With insurers looking to outsource AI expertise, here are some recommendations they can use to better manage third-party AI contractors.

Insurers that focus on customer experience, enabled by advanced digital technologies, will win in 2024.

Social Security reform requires a bipartisan congressional Commission on Fiscal Responsibility, the Committee for Economic Development said in a policy brief.

Corebridge Financial reported a $1.3 billion loss in the fourth quarter as it nears full separation from American International Group.

Questions about the taxation of life insurance settlements often arise during the tax preparation season.

Four key regulatory AI trends insurance firms and professionals can expect to see this year, according to law firm Locke Lord.

American International Group is down to a 52% ownership stake in Corebridge Financial, its separated life and retirement division.

One in six workers dislike their jobs but are staying on because of their health insurance.

Support is growing among some state insurance regulators to tighten the rules for life insurers entering into reinsurance agreements.

An Army Reserve major who served as a financial counselor with the Army’s Casualty Assistance office and who has been accused of defrauding two dozen Gold Star families will go to trial in April.

Brighthouse Financial executives reported strong product developments and solid sales today, but the insurer’s Q4 financial numbers were not as rosy.

Court rejects AIG’s claim that a bank’s losses from a Ponzi scheme run by one of its customers were not insurable.

The insurance outlook for 2024 is generally positive despite being challenged by catastrophes, inflation and mortality rates.

Despite saving for their golden years, many retirees – even affluent ones – tend to underspend. This is termed the “decumulation paradox.”

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services sent a memo to all Medicare Advantage carriers recently, clarifying that MA insurers are not allowed to use algorithms or artificial intelligence-powered tools as basis for denying care or coverage.

Gen Z employees are more likely to expect a tailored, year-round benefits experience than other employees, according to a recent study.

Financial advisors must incorporate tax professional guidance in comprehensive financial planning.