Sue Wilkinson, president and COO of Ameritas, talks about how the insurer is adopting AI with a “walk-before-you-run” strategy.

Sentinel Security Life Insurance Co. has suspended writing new business until a judge hears its appeal of a Utah order in March.

When it comes to buying life insurance and annuities, very few consumers understand how the financial markets and interest rate environment impact the risks associated with their purchase.

Insurance fraud is a systemic problem that costs billions of dollars every year and impacts regulators, insurers, and consumers alike.

A group of ex-Verizon employees filed the latest lawsuit challenging the efficacy of insurance companies managing pension funds.

As the baby boomer generation continues to age, more and more individuals who need long-term care are opting to age in place and receive informal care in their homes, with care being provided by a family member, partner or close friend.

The incoming Trump administration could potentially revitalize the U.S. initial public offering market, one expert says.

A bitter fight between social media personalities in a fractured business partnership resulted in dueling holiday lawsuits between Gary Brecka and Grant Cardone.

Along with a baffling rise in post-pandemic mortality rates, the number of Americans claiming disabilities has skyrocketed since 2020.

Confidence is the key to cold calling and that confidence comes from being uncomfortable.

inancial wellness support has emerged as a key advantage in attracting and retaining top talent, according to new research from Lincoln Financial.

Two industry experts share some tips advisors can use to help convert procrastinating prospects into long-term clients.

As the new year approaches, Americans are prioritizing financial health in their resolutions, with debt reduction near the top of the list.

Investors must keep their eyes on three issues as they look ahead to the new year, according to a panel of Morningstar experts.

With so many variables swirling around the insurance industry, forecasting what’s ahead is fraught with unusual difficulty.

Consumers are more knowledgeable about their saving and investing products than at any other time in the past decade, a recent study found.

Most financial advisors surveyed are bullish on the economy in 2025. How optimistic are they?

Experts on an Employee Benefit Research Institute panel discuss whether America’s 401(k) retirement savings plan is broken.

State insurance regulators know what they want from the anti-government fervor inspired by the return of President Donald Trump: elimination of the Federal Insurance Office.