Two industry organizations expressed their support for a bill in Congress that tackles a long-standing issue requiring certain insurance and annuity products to be registered using forms intended for corporate securities offerings.
AuguStar Retirement has expanded its annuity lineup with the launch of StarStream Variable Annuity, a new solution designed to support retirement income planning for clients with varying goals and timelines.
New research published recently by the Employee Benefit Research Institute finds that many retirees do not draw down their assets in a smooth or predictable way over retirement, and that access to guaranteed income streams, such as defined benefit pension income, may play an important role in helping retirees preserve assets and manage financial shocks later in life.
Two-thirds of Americans would support a SECURE 3.0 package that includes retirement income.
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.
Transamerica introduced TSIA Income, a new registered index-linked annuity designed to help individuals create protected lifetime income while remaining connected to market opportunity and maintaining flexibility as retirement needs evolve.
MetLife’s 2026 Lifetime Income Poll finds that defined contribution plan sponsors increasingly support approaches that help workers convert retirement savings into a dependable income stream.
Consumer trust and confidence are significantly higher when a financial professional is involved, as pandemic-driven changes continue to reshape how annuities are sold and serviced.
Prudential Financial announced new global research conducted by the Global Aging Institute showing that while retirement savings have grown in many countries, most systems still leave individuals on their own to manage the risk of outspending or outliving their savings.
Shifting economic conditions — including higher interest rates, market volatility and increased regulatory scrutiny — are forcing companies to rethink how they design and manage annuity products, with a growing focus on so-called “all-weather” portfolios.