A recent study by Jackson National has found a vast underestimate by retirees and financial professionals of various retirement costs.

A North Carolina federal court appointed a special master team to unwind Greg Lindberg’s financial empire and reimburse his victims.

With nuclear verdicts on an “alarming” rise, a brother and sister have teamed up to develop software to put insurers on alert.

If a federal appeals court interpretation of California life insurance lapse laws stands, it could “undermine” regulations nationwide, the plaintiff claims.

In a flurry of executive orders that were signed almost as soon as he took the oath of office, President Donald Trump rode back some Affordable Care Act rules and ended attempts to lower prescription drug costs.

America’s oldest active fraternal benefit organization is merging with another insurance provider that also has its roots in the Czech-Slovak community.

A group of 65 plaintiffs are suing UnitedHealth Group, claiming that “massive security failures” led to the 2024 Change Healthcare data breach.

Hesitancy to leverage technologically driven marketing strategies could be costing RIAs hundreds in passive SEO leads every month.

Recent lawsuits allege driver data from embedded auto technology and mobile apps is being used unethically and illegally.

The top trends impacting health plans in the coming year.

Two PHL Variable Insurance Co. policyholders are asking a Conn. court to reconsider a $300,000 moratorium on benefits created by the Department of Insurance.

Two experts provide advice on how to identify prospects who are most likely to be interested in purchasing long-term-care insurance.

The continued transfer of pension funds to annuity sellers threatens the viability of the American retirement system if left unchecked, the Pension Rights Center said in a brief.

Global insurers cited misinformation as the top risk in 2024, toppling extreme weather from the place it held in a similar survey10 years ago.

Generation Beta is the proposed name for the demographic beginning with 2025 and ending in 2039. This generation should start saving for retirement now, Prudential finds in a new study.

The list, which includes 15 drugs, up from 10 last year, is the first step in a negotiation process between Medicare and drugmakers that is expected to take place over the coming months. The new negotiated prices won’t take effect until 2027. 

The U.S. economy is heading for a soft landing, with some slowing expected midyear and rebounding at the end of 2025.