In its own 32-page lawsuit, the A-Cap insurers accuse Wise of a prolonged and failed campaign to punish the companies.

Ask what stops an attack, not what sees one.

Baby boomers relied on a combination of Social Security, personal savings and a pension. Gen Xers do not have the last leg of the retirement stool.

As artificial intelligence continues to take over the financial services industry, a new report by PwC found there is more demand for AI skills than even MBA degrees, which were traditionally the gold standard for workforce talent in the field.

South Carolina insurance regulators are taking another shot at placing two Advantage Capital Partners-owned insurers into rehabilitation.

As employers begin to evaluate benefit plans for 2027, many confront a difficult challenge.

Nearly 40% of middle-class Americans said they plan to use Medicare to cover their future long-term care expenses – even though Medicare doesn’t cover LTC.

The first rate adjustment under Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and runs counter to President Donald Trump’s repeated calls for lower borrowing costs.

Although no final policy has been issued, agent organizations are mobilizing against it before open enrollment begins on Nov. 1.

NAIC regulators are closing in on changes that would limit the use of historical investment returns in annuity illustrations.

How can advisors best help clients understand the benefits and drawbacks of surrendering an annuity contract?

The recent Taylor Farms/Taco Bell lettuce recall is a case study about the tremendous risk for insurers when supply chains aren’t recall-ready.

Equitable has launched what it says is the first bitcoin-linked option within a registered index-linked annuity, tied directly to BlackRock’s IBIT ETF.

An increasingly younger percentage of Americans known as the “sandwich generation” faces more difficulty saving for retirement as they balance caring for their own young children and for aging parents.

Investment strategy may become an increasingly important differentiator for life and annuity insurers.

The Consumer Federation of America is pushing for legislation that would penalize insurers for delayed payments of insurance claims, including requiring insurers to pay interest to customers for late payouts.

AI will undoubtedly create new opportunities and efficiencies, but innovation should not come at the expense of privacy.

This tool helps insurers assess their progress in AI, gain insights into how their competitors are using AI, and identify missed opportunities where AI could deliver additional benefits.

A client’s insurance needs can change at any time for a wide range of reasons. Advisors need to be alert and ready with solutions.