Although disability insurance is critical, it remains a misunderstood and underused product.
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.
Auto accidents and distracted driving fatalities continue to spiral, a contributing factor making U.S. roadways the most dangerous since 2007.
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.
SECURE 2.0 was signed into law on Dec. 29, 2022, but there is still some work to be done in interpreting more than 90 provisions of the bill.
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.
States are finding innovative ways to partner with and leverage their Managed Care Organizations to ensure that their Medicaid redetermination processes are as effective as possible.
The National Council of Insurance Legislators moved closer to adopting a model law Friday on a biomarker testing coverage regulation.
Some states are getting creative in communicating the Medicaid unwinding to those who are affected by it, according to an AHIP issue brief.
Illinois legislators moved legislation this week to allow punitive damages in wrongful death lawsuits, a bill opposed by the insurance industry.
Customer loyalty is the key to survival in today’s marketplace.
The Federation of Americans for Consumer Choice reminded a Texas court that its case against the Department of Labor’s investment advice rule grew stronger this week.
Americans will be able to set aside more money in health savings accounts than ever before as the IRS announced its largest increase in the maximum HSA contributions for 2024.
A group of Nationwide employees sent an overnight email to everyone in the company airing complaints that “expectations have become overwhelming and impractical” for claims adjusters and making six demands for change.
Time will tell how the shift in currency stability affects domestic businesses, but for now, planning the next steps is a must for business owners.
Nearly three in four of the respondents to a recent study said they can’t count on Social Security income when planning for their retirement .
As the Medicaid redetermination process starts, state Medicaid agencies are taking steps to increase their capabilities as their workforces face an increased workload.
If you or your client(s) are feeling similar to how I was – unsure of your current career or career path, here are three things that helped me during my decision-making process.
Biden plan to compensate airline passengers for delayed or canceled flights when it’s the airline’s fault won’t negate need for travel insurance.
