TIAA, MIT Age Lab ask if investors are happy with financial advice
A new TIAA Institute study in collaboration with MIT AgeLab asks respondents if they are satisfied with the financial advice they receive.
Grant Cardone, Gary Brecka, settle dueling state lawsuits
According to new documents filed Tuesday, Grant Cardone and Gary Brecka settled dueling Florida state lawsuits over their bitter business breakup.
The top 3 insurance products every new business needs
Starting a new business is an exciting adventure but it comes with inherent risks.
‘Really huge’ opportunity for life insurance sales if riddle can be solved
The problems facing life insurance sellers are not new: Americans know they need life insurance, but they’re just not buying it.
Flood risk rises as coverage declines in KY, TN & WV
Millions of residents in Kentucky, West Virginia, and Tennessee face growing flood risk while their insurance participation is plummeting.
Despite Medicaid pressures, Elevance reports strong Q1 earnings
Elevance Health Inc. reported strong first quarter 2025 earnings Tuesday with operating revenue rising 15.4% year-over-year to $48.8 billion.
New Jersey becomes 50th state to adopt annuity best-interest rules
New Jersey became the 50th state Monday to adopt a best-interest annuity sales standard, a victory for advocates of state primacy over insurance.
Why financial consciousness is the key to long-term clarity
Financial consciousness is a shift from reactive behavior to proactive ownership.
Cardone, Brecka settle federal lawsuit over breakup; state lawsuits remain
High-profile social media stars and former business partners Grant Cardone and Gary Brecka have “amicably settled” a federal lawsuit filed by Cardone Ventures.
NAIFA eyes tax reform, retirement issues in 2025
Key provisions from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 are set to expire Dec. 31, and the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors is making renewal of those provisions one of its top legislative priorities this year.
What the Google Ads ruling means to advisors
This decision could have a direct impact on how you reach, educate and convert clients online.
Arson continues to be a concern for insurers
Arson continues to be a serious economic crime in the U.S.
UnitedHealth execs bemoan ‘unusual and unacceptable’ Q1 financials
Shares of UnitedHealth Group dived Thursday after the insurer reported weak first-quarter earnings and slashed its outlook for the remainder of 2025.
Tariffs hit auto repair costs hard, add uncertainty, say experts
The Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs on imported goods is perhaps impacting the automotive and insurance industries like no other.
Legislation would change tax treatment of life insurers’ debt investments
Legislation to modernize the taxation of debt investments held by life insurers has been reintroduced in both the House and…
Conn. regulators ask judge to reject ‘setoff rights’ for PHL Variable premium
Connecticut Insurance Department regulators are back in court this week in their ongoing effort to rehabilitate the financially troubled PHL Variable Insurance Co.
Closing the life insurance coverage gap by investing in education
Life insurance is a key part of financial literacy, yet it’s often overlooked, leaving millions of families in a vulnerable position.
NAMIC: Insurance AI regulation efforts driven by ‘unfounded notions’
Efforts to regulate the use of big data and artificial intelligence by insurance companies are misguided and threaten to harm policyholders, a trade group claims.
LTCi proves its value beyond peace of mind
Long-term care insurance continues to play a vital role in supporting aging Americans, despite lingering misconceptions about its value.
