The future of Social Security attracted substantial attention as 2022 wound down and Beltway lawmakers parried controversial ideas for the…
A LIMRA survey finds that annuity buyers are looking for an income besides Social Security, while a Nationwide Retirement Institute poll found that most Americans are worried that the entitlement program will run out of money.
This has been very, very good year for annuities. The bear market for stocks and rising interest rates provided a perfect combination for a winning 2022 for the products, mostly fixed-rate deferred, indexed and registered index-linked annuities. Not so much for variable annuities, which slumped with the markets.
The National Association of Health Underwriters will begin the new year with a new name, as the organization’s rebrand to the National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals takes effect Jan. 1.
A look at INN’s most-read health articles in the past year showed long-term care and Medicare featured in seven of the top 10.
With a record 700,000 boomers hitting retirement age in 2022 and another huge segment approaching the milestone, it shouldn’t come…
Formerly licensed insurance agent Anaiza Villarreal Lopez, 30, of McFarland, Calif., was sentenced in Kern County Superior Court on one…
The most popular life insurance stories in 2022 ranged from record-setting indexed life sales to re-thinking the “buy term and invest the difference” strategy. Here’s a look at the most-read life insurance articles in InsuranceNewsNet in 2022.
Make a commitment that you will keep and that will help you move past anxiety and fear to reach your goals.
Winter weather caused an estimated $64.1 million in property damages in the first half of 2022, which ranks it as a relatively mild season compared to previous years. Nevertheless, the U.S. is bracing for another destructive winter season as climate change is making winter weather worse.
In a crowded market with declines in premiums and fewer guaranteed renewals, it’s critical to cultivate a sense of trust with your consumers. That starts with marketing compliance.
Not much has happened since a pair of lawsuits were filed in February against the Department of Labor’s investment advice regulation. But at least one of the courts could rule early in 2023.
Over two-thirds of the 708 organizations responding to a recent survey said they plan to enhance health and benefit offerings in 2023, with the clear objective of supporting hiring and retention.
Insurance carriers are seeing value in implementing digital transformation across their business ecosystem. However, digital transformation efforts are often challenged by the complexities of existing legacy information technology infrastructure.
Research commissioned by Equitable examined attitudes toward retirement in light of increased inflation and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Congress has reached agreement on historic retirement saving changes Monday, tucked inside a massive $1.7 trillion spending plan expected to pass in the coming days.
Let’s break down silos and shift to a more exciting, people-centered business.
A state insurance task force passed on a chance to endorse reopening the overall life insurance illustration model law, leaving the effort in limbo going forward.
The nation’s youngest adults are taking significant steps to improve their financial wellbeing with the goal of retiring at age 59 – years ahead of the generations that preceded them.
