African American families own life insurance but not enough of that to create generational wealth. A group of panelists shared their thoughts on how to reverse this.

Forty-one states operate under new best-interest annuity sales standards based off a model put forth by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

Semi-retirement is the latest trend among older Americans who aren’t quite ready to leave the workforce for good.

At the top of the list is implementing transparency, accountability and affordability in health care markets. 

In their search for financial advice, more Americans are shifting deposits from traditional banks to financial firms.

Supplemental spousal liability coverage is now required for auto insurance policyholders in New York State, unless they opt out.

Sentencing for Phillip Roy Wasserman, the self-styled “Annuity King,” was continued Friday after nearly eight hours.

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Fitch Ratings’ analysts came up with a largely “meh” prediction when it comes to its overall 2024 credit outlook for property/casualty insurance. However, the ratings agency showed some optimism in its 2024 credit outlook for personal auto and life insurance.

As we enter a new calendar year, it is time to reflect on past accomplishments and look forward to what can be achieved in the next 12 months.

Technology won’t replace the personal touch; it will improve and augment it.

The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 is imposing new disclosure requirements on health plan providers and the potential for big liability.

Including adult dental care as an essential health benefit and improving access to prescription drugs are among the proposed changes.

Application activity for U.S. life insurance grew at a near 3% rate in 2023, showing the first uptick in almost four years.

The IRS has displayed a troubling pattern of subjecting microcaptive owners to audits and legal uncertainties while refraining from fully prosecuting cases and taking them to tax court.

Critics, and a few supporters, of the Department of Labor fiduciary rule proposal aired their complaints Wednesday at a House Capital Markets Subcommittee hearing.

The DOL’s new rule to determine if a worker is an employee or independent contractor could undermine advisor’s independent contractor status.

Phillip Roy Wasserman is scheduled to be sentenced Friday in his $6.3 million fraud case and Judge Charlene Edwards Honeywell appears determined to avoid any further delays.

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