We asked three financial advisors to share how they are using social media to write millions of dollars in life insurance and annuities each month.

We asked three financial advisors to share how they are using social media to write millions of dollars in life…

With inflation peaking at a new 40-year historic high of 9.1% today, InsuranceNewsNet checked with financial advisors and others to find out how this will impact retirement savings, and what investments strategies they recommend at this time.

An estimated 3 million people who get their health insurance through the Affordable Care Act exchange could lose their coverage unless Congress acts before the end of the year.

What will the next generation of indexed products look like? Indexed products are popular, offering apparent upside and little downside. But regulators are wary. The growth of proprietary indices has critics claiming consumers are confused and misled by rosy illustrations that rarely come true.

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ regulations aimed at fighting misleading Medicare Advantage claims are not sitting well with health agents, who are signing a petition opposing the rules.

A month after the SEC’s first substantive Regulation Best Interest enforcement action, the Insured Retirement Institute is pushing for more funding to boost the agency’s enforcement power.

Cyberattacks don’t just have a destructive financial impact on their victims – they also can cause permanent damage to a company’s reputation.

Commercial or group health insurance did not substantially increase premium despite record hiring, while COVID expense requirements ended up much higher than expected, according to an AM Best report.

Speculation is strong today that a blockbuster jobs report will keep the Federal Reserve on track for another hefty interest rate hike during its meeting later this month.