A union opposed to a Brookfield Asset Management Reinsurance deal to acquire an Iowa insurer is trying an old-fashioned method to get regulators’ attention: billboard advertising.

Life insurance sometimes doesn’t keep up with a policyholder’s needs as their family grows up and costs increase.

There are plenty of good annuity products that make sense inside responsible, holistic financial plans, said David Blanchett, adjunct professor of wealth management at The American College of Financial Services.

Insurance companies and regulators could reverse rising fraud by engaging underserved communities and supporting insurance literacy efforts, a panel of experts said last week.

The IRS disfavors small captive insurance companies but Congress could fix this issue.

Health care legislation could pass Congress despite the leadership turmoil in the House and the need to adopt another funding bill soon.

Employer-sponsored health insurance needs a rethink, as escalating costs eat up benefits budgets.

The latest life insurance application data shows a sharp decline among a demographic that should be a reliable source of sales: Americans ages 50+.

Retirement planning can be stressful and even unhappy for high net worth clients who need to find their purpose in their post-working years.

While pension risk transfer (PRT) deals continue to break records, federal regulators are nearing a deadline for review and recommendations of the important Interpretative Bulletin 95-1.

After years of mortality improvements, a slowing of life expectancy gains resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic has triggered uncertainty for life insurers and annuity providers.

Kaiser Permanente’s frontline health care workers unions reached a tentative deal with the company today after the nation’s largest recorded medical sector strike.

Smaller businesses are often targeted by cyber criminals because of their size.

Some clients have worked hard enough or smart enough to be considered high-net-worth (HNW), but how do their financial plans differ from those of other clients?

Possible changes to WA Cares, Washington state’s new public long-term care insurance benefit plan, are being compiled for consideration.

Social Security recipients will see a 3.2% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in 2024, down from the 8.7% increase in 2023.

The increasing costs – and frequency – of climate disasters are putting insurance companies in the hot seat.

A Securities and Exchange Commission rule attempting to address conflicts of interest created by use of predictive data analytics could stifle access to much-needed retirement products, industry groups say.

Financial wellness benefits are in the spotlight as employers respond to workers’ concerns, a survey showed.