A New Jersey judge will allow Ameritas to deposit a $1 million death benefit in a court account while three men continue litigation over the funds.
The Hawaii Legislature adopts a resolution urging property insurers to sue oil and gas firms to recoup the cost of rising insurance premiums.
The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance recently released a list of administrative actions for April. The actions are…
Globe Life executives took a break from two years of relentlessly bad publicity to discuss strong first-quarter financials this week.
Federal prosecutors have accused 3 of the country’s biggest health insurers of taking part in a kickback scheme allegedly defrauded Medicare.
Building on SILAC’s annuity success, President and Chief Marketing Officer Dan Acker sees technology as the key to unlocking future growth.
The Cigna Group reported a strong start to the year, with first-quarter 2025 revenues rising 14% to $65.5 billion.
Apollo’s total assets under management hit $785 billion at the end of Q1, a 17% year-over-year increase. Annuity sales were even better.
CVS Health Corp. reported a strong start to 2025, with first-quarter revenue climbing 7%, driven by growth across all business segments.
For insurance agents and agency owners, comparing IUL products isn’t always straightforward.
Prudential Financial reported a first-quarter profit gain off strong underwriting in the insurer’s U.S. Businesses unit. But new CEO Andrew Sullivan is raising the bar.
KKR will not pull back from its strategy in the face of worldwide market volatility, said co-CEO Scott Nuttall. In fact, the firm expects to be even more aggressive.
John Carroll, senior vice president and head of insurance and annuities for LIMRA, discusses his career and the industry changes he’s witnessed, with InsuranceNewsNet Senior Editor John Hilton.
Significant financial tailwinds are driving the conversation around women and wealth.
Medicaid remains in the crosshairs as House Republicans consider a proposal to impose per capita caps on funding for the program that provides health care for low-income Americans, including children and nursing home residents.
Industry professionals are underscoring the need for states to tackle a looming long-term care crisis in the face of public funding cuts and tariff-driven economic uncertainty.
Advisors turn their attention to helping younger women form good financial habits and protect what’s important to them.
Resilience is nothing short of a superpower, and it is one that Finseca is dedicated to conferring on every American.
A lifetime of financial planning can be undone by one bad diagnosis.
