There were some promising signs in new numbers contained in the government’s Consumer Price Index report for March released this week. Prices are still going up, but it was the smallest increase in more than two years.

The state of the Colorado property insurance market is deteriorating fast due to ever-costly wildfires and hailstorms, a new report found.

There are a record number of unfilled jobs in the industry, with one survey recently showing a 10-year low in layoffs and a 10-year high in the number of people quitting.

Powerful headwinds pounding the commercial real estate market could signal an impending economic catastrophe.

Art investment can beat bonds and other fixed income returns, according to a study, but it takes time and patience.

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum signed legislation Thursday making the plains state the 47th member of the Interstate Insurance Product Regulation Compact.

What happens in Washington impacts your practice! Join us as we have a conversation on what we can expect to see now that a new Congress has begun its term.

But the public health emergency remains in effect until May 11.

A coalition of insurance industry and healthcare leaders have formed a non-profit organization to help global insurers screen, test, and triage members to combat the baffling rise in excess mortality.

A group of Texas residents are claiming that Lincoln Financial sold them a fixed indexed annuity with illustrated promises of big gains that never materialized.

With costs increasing daily, agents and advisors are looking for ways to stretch their hard-earned dollars. Two industry experts recently offered helpful hints on how to market your practice on a shoestring.

As we look toward the health savings account’s 20th birthday, it’s important to look at how these accounts came to be, where they stand now and what they could look like in the future.

Even in the face of a possible recession and continued market volatility, small and midsized businesses are providing employee benefits at record levels, says a recent survey.

Inflation and a tight labor market are challenging employers to provide the best health care plans for their workers’ needs without further burdening those same workers with higher costs. On top of that, workers are demanding their employers provide them with more support for mental health and a greater work/life balance.

Interest in self-insuring or having a captive insurance model historically has been cyclical. But that may be changing in today’s tough insurance market.

A survey of insurance industry CIOs and CFOs found they expect a deterioration of credit quality and a recession but ranked increasing yield opportunities.

Louisiana state Sen. Kirk Talbot’s bill calls for an insurance commissioner to be selected by the governor from a list of names submitted by a nominating committee.