5 key takeaways to avoid off-channel communications penalties in 2024
With regulators expected to continue cracking down on off-channel communication in 2024, these five key steps will help avoid penalties.
With regulators expected to continue cracking down on off-channel communication in 2024, these five key steps will help avoid penalties.
The House Capital Markets Subcommittee will hold a hearing at 10 a.m. Wednesday on “Examining the DOL Fiduciary Rule: Implications for Retirement Savings and Access.”
Private equity firms continue to stalk insurance company takeovers and critics say the potential for a financial disaster grows along with that trend.
Although many Americans surveyed believe that working with a financial professional would benefit them, most are not doing so.
Where is the nation’s economy headed in 2024? What impact will interest rates, the election, and the job market have?
The efficient market hypothesis theory states that the market prices securities fairly and efficiently, and investors are unable to outperform the market consistently.
Although 90% of adults are confident in their ability to detect financial scams, more than a quarter reported falling victim at some point.
A federal lawsuit over what plaintiffs are calling a stranger-originated life insurance (STOLI) policy will continue after a judge denied Wells Fargo’s motion to apply New York law to the case.
California auto insurers are engaging in a host of tactics to discourage customer access to insurance in a strategy to stem losses.
If there was a common thread for the insurance sector in 2023, it was “customer experience matters more than ever.”
New guidance for Medicare Advantage plans and an increased emphasis on social determinants of health are among the issues that health care providers and Medicare beneficiaries can expect to see in 2024.
The Department of Labor wrapped up a relatively quick comment period Tuesday on its controversial fiduciary rule. Critics called on the DOL to withdraw the rule.
Female clients control one-third of the wealth in the U.S., but are underserved by the financial industry.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul again vetoed legislation that would permit families of “wrongful death” victims to receive additional compensation for emotional suffering.
State insurance regulators are not interested in another contentious illustrations redo, but consumer advocates say Americans deserve one.
Self-insurance presents an alternative, but it’s not without its risks and considerations.
The hype died, the venture capital money dried up, and 2023 might have been the year the insurtech business came face to face with reality.
Faced with stress over personal finances, most Americans surveyed say they are planning New Year’s resolutions to conquer their financial goals.
The Department of Labor is trying for the fourth time to extend fiduciary duty to virtually all annuity sellers. Industry critics are spoiling for a fight. So what’s in this rule?