The majority of women now report being the chief financial officer in their household, according to the latest Women Money Power Study from the Allianz Center for the Future of Retirement, part of Allianz Life.
As Medicare limitations and cost pressures become more visible, long-term care is increasingly shaping how Americans think about affordability, independence and stability.
A new DOL independent contractor definition is likely good news for financial services.
The Department of Labor on Thursday unveiled a proposed rule to clarify how businesses and workers determine whether a job qualifies someone as an independent contractor.
Americans who don’t have access to a 401(k) account through their employer could see that change under a proposal announced by President Donald Trump during his State of the Union address Tuesday night.
The National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors submitted formal comments to the Internal Revenue Service in response to Notice 2025-68 regarding the implementation of Section 530A Trump Accounts.
Middle-class households face worsening cost pressures for the first time since October 2024, according to the American Council of Life Insurers.
Less than half of America’s workforce is holistically healthy, as employees battle rising costs and employers balance investing in benefits with broader cost-cutting measures.
According to MetLife research, less than half of America’s workforce is holistically healthy, as employees battle rising costs and employers balance investing in benefits.
Advisors have an opportunity to guide clients in using AI for planning.
The SEC alleges that the get-rich-quick investment tips offered by prominent social media influencer Taino “Tai” Lopez were little more than Ponzi-style scams.
More firms are highly concerned about their workers’ financial well-being, with most benefit decision-makers and workers agreeing that their company has a responsibility to ensure their employees are physically, mentally and financially well.
First, the estimated $90 billion to $100 billion increase in refunds, a result of several provisions of the budget law enacted last year, amounts to only about 0.3% of annual gross domestic product. But IRS figures show that it's difficult for any tax cut not to land mostly in the bank accounts of the affluent. In the 2022 tax year, the most recent for which such…