Advisors are adopting AI rapidly, with 8 out of 10 advisors surveyed by MDRT saying they use it for at least one professional purpose.
Now that the Department of Labor’s two-day public hearing is over, Jan. 2 is the next big date for its controversial fiduciary rule proposal.
As you consider how you will invest in new digital solutions and technology in the new year, I suggest looking at these areas to help identify how you can continue to innovate in this disruptive market.
Despite mixed results in the third quarter, new annualized premium for workplace life insurance, disability insurance and supplemental health products remain ahead of 2022’s pace through the first nine months of 2023, according to LIMRA’s workplace benefits sales surveys.
Insured losses from severe storms in the U.S. for the first time surpassed $50 billion through the end of Q3.
Health care sharing plans have grown in popularity but there are some risks involved with them.
As more states rush to adopt best-interest annuity sales standards, the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards is reminding members that it has a higher standard.
After incrementally doubling interest rates to the highest levels in 22 years, the Fed, for the third month in a row, decided to stand pat.
Department of Labor officials potentially previewed its legal strategy during a pointed exchange Wednesday morning over the details of its controversial fiduciary rule proposal.
U.S. Treasury Department to initiate further studies on the need for a federal cyber insurance program or “backstop.”
Medicare premium increases are among the health care costs that advisors must help clients budget for in planning for retirement expenses.
Cigna and Humana are holding off on a possible merger while Cigna focuses on $10 billion buyback.
Department of Labor officials kicked off a two-day public hearing with lavish praise and withering criticism of its polarizing fiduciary rule package.
A strong economy and falling inflation sparked demand for life insurance in mid-2023, and that showed up in LIMRA’s third-quarter individual life premium surveys and estimates.
Life insurance has the power to impact an aging population and its beneficiaries.
A N.Y. lawsuit may have scored a precedent-setting win for policyholders challenging commercial insurers over coverage.
Increased spending and higher credit card balances and making 7 in 10 Americans stressed about their finances this holiday season.
An Oklahoma couple claims they were misled by an advisor and Pacific Life Insurance Co. on a premium financing program to fund a $15 million life insurance policy.
The Department of Labor (DOL) is readying for an avalanche of industry criticism on its fiduciary rule proposal during a two-day public hearing that kicks off Tuesday.
