According to first-quarter sales numbers from Wink, Inc., clients are embracing the flexibility offered by variable universal life.

The U.S. property and casualty insurance industry achieved record-breaking underwriting profitability in the first quarter of 2026.

A meaningful shift is underway among Americans approaching retirement.

Those leaders who turn AI risks into opportunities can set their brand apart from the crowd, a PwC executive says.

Americans are now living around 10 to 15 years longer than before, but many still haven’t adopted financial planning to match that longevity.

The K-shaped economy narrows in on a reality that life insurers can no longer afford to treat as secondary.

Turning 26 forces many young adults into one of the first major financial decisions they’ve ever had to make entirely on their own.

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Although AI was expected to reduce costs in health care, emerging evidence suggests that it may be increasing spending for many payers.

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According to a new Allianz study, 54% of Americans say they would retire immediately if they won the lottery.

Prudential overhauled its leadership team, restructured operations, and shed noncore assets to fuel growth, executives have said.

Recent five-year data from the Life Insurance Settlement Association tells an interesting story about the life settlement business.

State insurance regulators want to reopen a key annuity illustration model regulation as they weigh a significant overhaul of how illustrations are used.

Forecasters are warning that Super El Niño is expected to make its debut soon and will likely continue through winter and early 2027.

Total annuity sales for the first quarter were flat year over year, Wink, Inc. reported Friday, and fell just short of the $100 billion mark.