A study by J.D. Power found that mobile apps have become the first resources investors consult to review their portfolios, make transactions, and conduct research. The trend is particularly noticeable among younger investors.
More than half of current retirees aged 62 to 75 surveyed say they have retired from their jobs earlier than planned, according to EBRI’s 2022 Spending in Retirement Survey.
A pair of California court rulings means insurers must be diligent in complying with lapse protection statues before terminating policies for nonpayment.
More than two-thirds of American investors (67%) feel like their financial safety net has been taken away from them as a result of the events of 2022, up drastically from 47% of people who said so one year ago.
As the end of the year approaches, it’s easy for our clients to become distracted by the events of the last year rather than looking ahead to the possibilities the new year could bring.
The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance recently released a list of administrative actions for November. The actions are…
A state regulator panel has closed an initial comment period on potential changes to the overall life insurance illustration regulation.
Another record-setting Medicare open enrollment period closed this week with more than 65 million Americans having to choose between Medicare or more than 40 different Medicare Advantage options.
Now offered by more than 25 percent of plans that offer fitness benefits, federal data show that “brain training” is the fastest growing Medicare Advantage fitness benefit.
The Senate passed legislation Tuesday night to reduce market barriers for the sale of registered index linked annuities.
Join InsuranceNewsNet Publisher Paul Feldman on Dec. 7 as he and Tom discuss what to expect in 2023 and how to be prepared to overcome market challenges to ensure having the most successful year ever.
Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara announced that Essilor Laboratories of America, Inc. (Essilor) has agreed to a $23.8 million settlement in…
Republicans poised to take control of the U.S. House say their plans will save Social Security by returning it to its antipoverty roots.
As the market for long-term-care insurance (LTCI) slows, the need for life insurance combination products appears to be increasing, according to LIMRA.
Americans recently surveyed said they would need $1.25 million to be able to retire. But is that possible for most Americans?
Northwestern Mutual announced that it is introducing additional flexibility and choice into its lineup of disability insurance solutions for medical professionals, including physicians and dentists.
Total U.S. individual life insurance new annualized premium fell 5% in the third quarter compared with prior year results, LIMRA found.
The Florida homeowners’ insurance market’s already precarious position will weaken further with the destruction generated by Hurricane Ian, a storm that is potentially the second largest hurricane in terms of insured losses, Fitch Ratings says.
A bill (S. 5149) introduced by Senator Mike Rounds (R-SD) would amend a definition that would currently result in burdensome requirements for insurance agents and brokers who assist consumers enrolling into Medicare.
