Florida just became the largest state to require financial literacy for a diploma and several other states are considering similar measures or have laws on the books waiting to be enacted.

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Sixty-two percent of those with an annuity said they believed their money saved will last the rest of their life, while 48% of those without an annuity didn’t think so.

The overall Financial and Emotional Confidence Index in 2021 measured 6.5, up from 6.3 in 2016.

A federal court reinstated the Trump-era Department of Labor’s independent contractor law, but the question remains if the Biden administration is working on a replacement that it could impose in accordance with the procedures act.

Financial Literacy Month is an excellent opportunity for small businesses to help promote financial literacy among their employees.

Shurwest owes dozens of creditors many millions of dollars as the independent marketing organization tries to dig out from its ties to a pension scam. An Arizona bankruptcy court is trying to sort out how much the company will pay.

Although company executives have stopped fretting so much about the COVID-19 pandemic, they are really concerned about geopolitical stability, even in their own country, according to the latest McKinsey survey.

Almost all interviewed investors – whether ultra-high net worth, millennials or baby boomers – indicated that digital would be their preferred communication channel in the future.

Nearly two-thirds (63%) of nonretirees said they fear running out of money more than they fear death, versus less than half (46%) of retired respondents, an Allianz Life study revealed.

Insurance companies have been flocking to private assets for several years, but inflation and recessionary concerns may accelerated that trend, says a Goldman Sachs survey.

Artificial intelligence will play an even more meaningful role in the insurance field in the years to come.

April is Financial Literacy Month and, according to a survey by the Insured Retirement Institute, a much-needed opportunity for consumers to brush up on their financial smarts.