Business leaders can leverage their life insurance policies to access capital in tough economic climates, gaining a key lifeline for their business.
About 8 out of 10 business owners surveyed expressed worries that specific events or losses would have the potential to affect their business. Life insurance and business owners policies tied as the top concerns.
While government spending on Medicare has been stable, the program’s beneficiaries continue to see their out-of-pocket health care costs increase – and those costs will keep going up.
Medicare For All has been out of the news but there’s a good chance it will make a comeback by the 2028 elections.
Recent research sheds new light on individual-investor reactions to direct indexing in order to inform product and innovation strategies.
Credit rating agency AM Best has revised the outlook for State Farm Auto Insurance and its subsidiaries to negative.
Annual reset is a key feature of a fixed index annuity. To be able to lock in gains each year on a product layered with guarantees is a story that interests plenty of clients.
California governor signs order to try and stabilize the state’s straining property and casualty insurance market.
Concern about inflation and retirement income is leading consumers to prioritize asset protection over growth, according to new research.
State insurance regulators received 202 pages of comments on a draft model bulletin on use of artificial intelligence and related technology by insurers.
Long-term care expenses are the No. 1 use of state Medicaid funds and stretch state budgets thin.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced that average premiums, benefits, and plan choices for Medicare Advantage and the Medicare Part D prescription drug program will remain stable in 2024.
Matthew Motil, host of the podcast, “The Cash Flow King,” fraudulently raised approximately $11 million from more than 50 investors in a Ponzi scheme, the Securities and Exchange Commission said.
Life Insurance Awareness Month gives an opportunity to discuss some key points to reinforce with clients to help remind and educate them on the important part it plays in securing one’s financial future.
Fee caps remain a key issue as state insurance legislators near completion of a model law to better regulate public adjusters.
LIMRA and LOMA execs shared some insights and advice about why more women aren’t buying life insurance and what advisors can do about it.
A “two-bucket” strategy that has been proven to help one’s money last through retirement.
At its peak, the labor shortage in finance and insurance hit an estimated 500 million openings. That number is declining, but larger economic concerns remain.
A North Dakota district judge denied a motion to dismiss and granted a preliminary injunction to Insurance Commissioner Jon Godfread in a dispute between insurance regulators over a long-term care financial settlement.
