InsuranceNewsNet asked some experts to weigh in on what the president’s 50-year mortgage proposal could mean for future homebuyers.

There has been a developing trend of cancers being diagnosed at earlier adult ages.

The 11th Circuit sided with the Broward County Sheriff’s Office in an insurance dispute over coverage related to the 2018 Parkland school shooting.

Life insurance new annualized premium increased 16% year over year to $4.3 billion in the third quarter, according to LIMRA.

Pharmacy costs remain one of the toughest challenges in employer-sponsored health plans, and comprehensive federal reform is likely a long way off.

Penn Mutual companies say Montana funeral directors who claim a premium financing “scheme” cost them millions were victims of bad advice.

The U.S. property/casualty insurance market is destabilizing as the annual cost of weather events in the country now totals $200 billion.

A North Carolina judge approved nearly $6 million worth of fees and expense reimbursements last week for lawyers working on the Greg Lindberg court cases.

Establishing a successful and seamless succession requires time and skills.

Medicare will cover GLP-1 weight loss drugs for specific patient groups, beginning in mid-2026, under a deal the Trump administration struck with drugmakers Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk.

Both KKR and Brookfield Asset Management reported some third-quarter earnings Friday as the firms continue to incorporate strong annuity sales…

Will a recent lawsuit by NASCAR start Kyle Busch and his wife shine a bright light on potential problems with indexed universal life?

Estate planning isn’t only for the wealthy. It’s a crucial part of financial wellness for everyone.

One of the ways agents use AI is to generate leads. By focusing on pre-qualified, high-intent prospects,, agents can grow their client base.

Retirement spending strategies are rarely one-size-fits-all.

Genworth Financial made giant positive steps in 2025 toward reclaiming its positioning in the troubled long-term care insurance market.

Back in the 1980s, Generation X was promised a tech-fueled future. The present reality is much different.

The three-legged stool of retirement planning has grown a bit wobbly over the years as fewer workers can rely on a pension during their post-employment years.