Equitable Holdings reported mixed 2025 financial results, posting a full-year loss but returning to profitability in the final quarter.

Pharmacy benefit manager reform, along with other health care measures, was part of legislation signed by President Donald Trump this week, ending a partial government shutdown.

While an expectation of a mass switching frenzy in the year ahead seems logical, the most relevant data says otherwise.

Prudential Financial has a Japan problem that CEO Andy Sullivan is trying to clean up via a 90-day pause on sales activity.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Contract Year 2027 Proposed Rule contains a number of provisions impacting Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D prescription drug plans.

Clients are terrified of doing everything “right” and still running out of money.

With compelling use cases emerging across the life and health sector, the age of artificial intelligence is here.

Product deserts are locations where Medicare Advantage plan disruption, shrinking availability and choices are creating challenges for enrollees and advisors.

A North Carolina judge ordered Greg Lindberg to pay $526 million to long-suffering policyholders.

Another large policyholder is asking a Connecticut judge to permit an emergency intervention in the pre-liquidation proceedings for PHL Variable.

Medicare Advantage plans face pressure to be profitable, so carriers are shifting their focus to quality.

Higher deductibles create friction for clients, introducing uncertainty at the moments they need coverage most.

A Massachusetts judge fined Jeffrey Cutter $50,000 and Cutter Financial Group $100,000 today for an Advisors Act violation involving the sale of fixed indexed annuities.

John Hancock’s new Gen-AI powered underwriting tool may cut down preliminary processing times from one day to just 15 minutes.

The competition for experienced advisors is brutal.

The outlook for health care in 2026 will be shaped by the events of 2025, with an environment of volatility and fissures in coverage that will ripple through all sectors of the health care system.

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed Thursday to reconsider class certification granted to plaintiffs suing State Farm over the values it assigns to totaled vehicles.

Life insurance sales are expected to level off, while interest in annuities will be greater than ever.

Consumer behavior shifts and technological advances will drive product innovation in the coming year.