New York-based Salomon Whitney Financial did not disclose fees and failed to monitor churning despite a long history of violations, according to a FINRA order.
The Department of Labor is withdrawing an appeal of a February decision tossing out a portion of its regulation on rollover recommendations.
The Colorado Department of Insurance released its first report on health sharing plans and consumer complaints.
A Texas judge could decide any day on a lawsuit brought by state attorneys general against the Department of Labor’s environmental, social and governance investing rule.
Abortion access, false claims, telehealth, discrimination and patient inducements are among the health care issues with pending litigation in the court system.
A more diverse population requires financial professionals to take a different approach in meeting their needs.
A Florida jury found the self-styled “Annuity King,” Phillip Roy Wasserman guilty today of defrauding investors with his FastLife life insurance products.
States are tracking and monitoring data to help speed and complete the Medicaid redetermination process.
The Department of Labor isn’t likely to back away from pushing for tougher fiduciary standards on the sale of retirement products, a pair of experts agreed Thursday, despite significant losses in court.
Digital field underwriting must happen at a faster pace if the life insurance industry is to survive a time of declining market penetration and falling sales.
Mother’s Day is a good time to reflect on the monetary value of the work mothers do for their families and for society.
Americans’ confidence in having enough money to live comfortably in retirement declined significantly in 2023, according to a recent survey.
When you go to the doctor, you explain what feels wrong or share your symptoms for them to diagnose the problem. The same is true for our business as financial advisors.
Lincoln Financial is asking a Texas judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by nine plaintiffs who claim they were sold a fixed indexed annuity with illustrated promises of unrealistic gains. One of its former agents is the lead plaintiff.
Each side seems intractable as June 1 deadline approaches to raise the nation’s debt ceiling before the government runs out of money and defaults.
Apollo Global Management has high hopes for two new products that it expects will interest high-net-worth investors in alternative investments.
Silver divorces may involve the division of life insurance. How a life settlement might be a solution.
For the 10th consecutive month, inflation has shown signs of cooling, leading some to theorize the Fed may done with rate hikes – for now.
Lincoln Financial Group completed another difficult quarter financially, but executives touted last week’s $28 billion reinsurance deal as a crucial rebound move for the insurer.
