People who live in Mississippi pay the highest percentage of their annual income toward insurance while Utah residents pay the least, according to an Assurance survey.
Financial professionals are interested in recommending alternative investment vehicles for their clients but are concerned about the lack of liquidity and overall cost associated with those investment vehicles.
The Department of Labor’s ESG rule is needed to correct the “chilling effect” a previous Trump administration rule placed on those environmental, social and corporate governance investment options, U.S. attorneys argue.
North Carolina became the latest state to put Friday Health Plans in receivership and coverage for policyholders in that state will end Aug. 31.
Auto insurers lost an average of 12 cents on every dollar of premium they collected in 2022—the worst performance in more than 20 years, according to a new study.
Nearly one-third of U.S. auto insurance customers have experienced a rate increase during the past year, according to the J.D. Power 2023 U.S. Auto Insurance Study.
California regulators face difficult decisions regarding P&C insurers who seek rate hikes.
A group representing independent agents say there is a brewing crisis in the California property & casualty market over rates and the delays getting hikes approved.
The passage of the SECURE Act in 2019 and SECURE 2.0 in 2022 incentivized people to save for retirement but added some tax implications that advisors and clients must consider when planning for the post-employment years.
The retirement confidence of American workers dropped significantly last year, the largest, one-year drop recorded since 2008, according to a recent study.
A Missouri appeals court yesterday affirmed a lower court ruling denying life insurance death benefits to the widow of a dentist who died before paying his initial premium.