Congress’ failure to approve extending enhanced tax subsidies is one factor driving higher premiums in the Affordable Care Act marketplace for 2026.

Fall is here, and with it comes a rush of deadlines, budgets and year-end planning.

Nationwide is broadening its long-term care (LTC) portfolio with the launch of Nationwide CareMatters Annuity.

U.S. imports surged in the first quarter as businesses scrambled to obtain products they needed before tariffs took effect.

When it comes to commercial real estate, nothing has been constant or predictable since the pandemic.

Artificial intelligence is finding a home in the insurance industry. Insurers are all-in on AI, but there are risks and regulation to be aware of.

As the federal government shutdown continues, millions of Americans are growing more concerned about its long-term impacts.

Medicare’s annual open enrollment began this week with millions of beneficiaries weighing their coverage options for 2026.

The National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors is working with Connectiv, owners of Medicarians and the creators of InsureTech Connect and Manifest, to create Protectors Vegas 2026, a new event dedicated to advancing innovation and growth across the life and annuity landscape.

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has a plan to expedite rate reviews in light of State Farm’s experience following the devastating wildfires earlier this year.

Americans are living longer, but a new John Hancock/MIT study shows they are unprepared for those extra years.

The Annual Enrollment Period is the time of year when licensed agents and brokers in the Medicare space receive the most questions from existing and potential clients.

Higher costs for consumer goods are impacting the cost of property/casualty insurers paying claims for contents of homes that are damaged or destroyed.  

The scheduled expiration of enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits, increasing costs for Medicare and Medicaid, and the impact of tariffs on pharmaceuticals and medical supplies have created what analyst called “a three-headed monster.”

The intent to purchase long-term-care insurance (LTCI) appears to be declining among some Americans., according to a Nationwide survey.

By leaning on drone photos, insurers can act quickly while sidestepping the burden of a full inspection,

Judge voids $187M Hurricane Sally appraisal. The case could have ripple effects across the industry, tightening rules for appraisals.

The independent Medicare broker community is standing on the front line of a storm that’s reshaping how older Americans access health care.