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

How can you advise employers regarding the options available to assist in the repayment of student loan debt to augment employees’ financial well-being?

Financial reporting documents by Brookfield Asset Management Reinsurance and an insurer it acquired last year are raising renewed questions about private equity control over policyholder funds.

Proposed average workers’ compensation rate decrease of 15.1% proposed by the National Council on Compensation Insurance draws concerns.

The longer the appropriations fight goes on and the longer those extensions go on, they crowd out the ability of Congress to tackle other issues such as health care issues, an analyst said.

When a crisis hits in some area of the world, clients can depend on advisors who have the resources to support them.

The vast majority of engaged couples surveyed fear their wedding costs may adversely impact their financial well-being.

Legislation to hold dental providers to a minimum expenditure of funds on patient care might be a win for consumers, but it’s also driving providers from the market, critics say.

Two more dental insurers have indicated they will withdraw from the small-plan market in Massachusetts, citing a successful voter referendum mandating the amount of revenue the companies must spend on patient care.

New Hampshire Insurance Department is working to build consumer awareness of health care pricing to help control costs.

A lawsuit against Pacific Life by a Washington couple dissatisfied with a PDX indexed universal life policy is back on track after a round of refilings.

AI could provide a crucial tool for the insurance industry to adapt to climate change.

State insurance regulators advanced 2024 charges today and revealed no plans to confront a full-scale rewrite of the life insurance illustrations model.

A lawsuit brought by Country Mutual Insurance Co. policyholders alleging the insurer is hoarding profits was sent back to Illinois state court this week by a federal appeals court.

Help your clients prepare their families and their businesses for a weather disaster.

There was a time when the residents of care facilities were independent. They remember that time as they thank those who care for them today.

The exodus of insurers from states affected by catastrophic events is an opportunity for remaining carriers, according to a recent study.

A Florida judge rejected two appeals Monday and postponed sentencing again for Phillip Roy Wasserman, convicted of orchestrating a massive fraud scheme on senior citizens.

Equitable Holdings has reached out to veteran life insurance analyst Erik Bass to take over duties as its new head of investor relations.