How health insurance brokers can use AI to thrive
Health insurance brokers have been using artificial intelligence in various forms for years and didn’t realize it.
Health insurance brokers have been using artificial intelligence in various forms for years and didn’t realize it.
American continue to be worried about high health care costs, while an aging population means a crucial need to address long-term care.
Just one in four middle-class households identified having enough savings to retire at their desired age and lifestyle, a new ACLI survey finds.
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State Farm’s “Next Gen Good Neighbor” initiative delivers a message to life and annuity distribution leaders.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is struggling to contain the fallout from a June 11 cyber breach that potentially exposed sensitive information.
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As AI use grows, insurance companies are increasingly questioning whether photos submitted during the claims process are real.
Now that he has been confirmed by the Senate, Kevin Warsh will step into a role closely watched by world and business leaders.
A federal judge has allowed portions of a class-action lawsuit against UnitedHealth Group over its use of 401(k) forfeiture funds to proceed.
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As the cost of living puts greater pressure on household budgets, the market for life settlements continues to grow as well.
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A Maryland insurance broker and his associates are accused of orchestrating a years-long international health fraud scheme.
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Accelerated underwriting isn’t only a convenience, but it is a capital-efficiency play.