Tennessee officials are searching for policyholders as regulators and courts continue to unwind the tangled finances of troubled insurance magnate Greg Lindberg.
Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board will spend the summer beginning the process of determining which prescription drugs will be made affordable for its states residents by capping the prices on those drugs.
A Utah-based financial advisor allegedly ripped off about 50 families with a long-running scam.
Annuity buyers wanted access to their funds and ways to withdraw more than they cited interest rates or low fees, according to a buyer study conducted by LIMRA.
NAIFA members visit the U.S. Capitol today to spread the message that Americans need access to reliable advice and affordable products to reduce risks and protect assets.
Some employers said they are unsure whether they will cover preventive care in their workplace health plans as a federal appeals court temporarily paused a decision impacting coverage of certain kinds of preventive care.
Several insurers recorded big sales in a first quarter that saw total fixed annuity sales increase 101% to $70.9 billion compared with prior-year results.
Talking about diversity, equity and inclusion and doing it are not the same, a keynote speaker said at today’s National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors DEI Symposium in Washington.
Attorneys for Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company claimed a significant victory this month in a lawsuit filed by a California hotel chain claiming the COVID-19 virus physically transformed its insured properties that resulted in damages.