Defined contribution plan sponsors increasingly support approaches that help workers convert retirement savings into a dependable income stream.
New data from Equitable reveals that diversifying into less understood or potentially more volatile asset classes, like small-caps or emerging markets, is worth considering.
Employers who are waiting for benefits costs to stabilize may be misunderstanding what is happening in the market.
An American data and analytics firm is calling for industry-wide collaboration to find solutions for artificial intelligence-driven insurance fraud, which is becoming increasingly complex and widespread.
GLP-1s are forcing the conversations about pharmacy benefits and stop-loss strategy.
Artificial intelligence may also help address a longstanding industry issue: the gender gap in coverage.
Historically treated as a short-term, minor issue, menopause hasn’t been built into retirement models as a sustained driver of healthcare costs.
Failure to leverage digital tools to streamline business processes is tainting an otherwise high financial advisor satisfaction score for U.S. life insurance and annuity companies.
More people are now considering how a health event could affect income, independence and long-term financial stability.
The push to bring alternative investments into 401(k) plans “is quickly becoming the most dynamic and complicated topic in the financial services space,” said Gina Alsdorf, an attorney with Carlton Fields.
The financial lives of Americans have never been more complex, and complexity is precisely why integration matters.
The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance recently released a list of administrative actions for April. The actions are…
Prudential posted stronger first-quarter earnings Wednesday, even as the insurer continued to grapple with fallout from compliance problems in Japan.
Life insurance is increasingly being positioned as a living financial strategy.
Total U.S. annuity sales were $104.6 billion in the first quarter of 2026, 2% below first quarter 2025 results, LIMRA reported.
America’s health care affordability crisis is driven by unchecked health care consolidation, particularly among hospitals, according to a report released by Families USA.
As life insurers toast another quarter of strong sales, executives are also eyeing the elephant in the room: a looming Equitable-Corebridge powerhouse.
A modified endowmnent contract isn’t inherently good or bad.
Two shifts in care are bringing more people to hospital outpatient departments, and these hospital departments are more expensive than independent physician offices for the same service.
