Tsunamis bring flooding that’s outside of the coverage provided by a standard homeowners policy.

The research also found that those with smaller nest eggs benefit from annuitizing more of their income.

Micro 401(k) plans are set to rapidly expand over the next few years due to incentives provided by SECURE 2.0, and states mandates.

A Maryland judge blocked several parts of an Affordable Care Act exchange enrollment and eligibility rule on Friday, siding with a coalition of plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit.

Level-funded health plans are growing in popularity as small-group employers look to save money on their workers’ health coverage.

Wink’s Sales & Market Report revealed a record-setting second quarter, and a shakeup at the top.

Health insurance premiums are trending upward due to instability in the marketplace, a panel of experts said.

For years, individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements were framed as a fallback solution for small employers who couldn’t swing traditional group coverage.

Divorcing near or after retirement – “gray divorce” – presents unique challenges for a couple that has created a joint retirement strategy.

Despite the speculative nature of geoengineering, it has become increasingly relevant to the insurance and reinsurance world.

Geographic distance should no longer be a factor when choosing a financial advisor.

A 529 plan, with its tax benefits, can be a great way to save for a college education. How aware, though, is the average American of the 529 plan and its advantages?

For businesses that rely heavily on AI, particularly those with captive insurance companies, now is the time to examine these risks and consider how captives can close a widening protection gap.

Changing the perception of insurance as “boring” is one way the industry’s talent crisis can be addressed. But there are others…

On July 31, the Trump administration called on drug manufacturers to lower prescription drug prices in the U.S. to “most favored nation” – or MFN – pricing, the lowest cost paid for the same medications in other countries.

For the second consecutive year, employers found their health care costs were higher than projected, with increases in 2023 and 2024 and forecasted increase of 8% for 2025 and 9% for 2026.

The urgent challenge of building a more resilient insurance system dominated the conversation at this year’s NAIC meeting.

We think current conditions more closely resemble those preceding the decline of the “Nifty 50” stocks in the early 1970s.

A lawsuit filed by Montana funeral directors, who claim that a premium financing “scheme” cost them millions, can proceed after a judge denied a motion to dismiss last week.