How annuities can replace bond and cash allocations to enhance retirement income security for current and future retirees.
Read moreLincoln Financial announced the launch of two new fixed indexed annuities — Lincoln FlexAdvantage Income and Lincoln OptiBlend Income — further expanding the company’s suite of retirement income solutions.
In 2026, the focus is set to move beyond digitizing individual steps and toward reinventing the end-to-end operating model.
Tax season creates a rare opportunity for engagement, making it the ideal moment to connect tax awareness with long-term income strategy.
“I’m too old for an annuity” represents one of your greatest untapped opportunities.
F&G Annuities & Life and Voya Financial, announced that F&G’s annuity solutions will be available for distribution through Voya’s Wealth Management platform.
Retirement income conversations have changed their tone.
Structured credit has shifted over the past decade.
LIMRA today announced the launch of its Lifetime Income Initiative, a campaign designed to expand awareness and education around protected lifetime income with annuities positioned as a cornerstone of U.S. retirement security.
Persistent, rising health care costs coupled with longer lifespans are driving a sharp rise in retirement anxiety, according to MetLife’s new 2026 Paycheck or Pot of Gold Study.
Increasing longevity should change the way people prepare for, transition to and live in retirement.
Clients are terrified of doing everything “right” and still running out of money.
Inflation is one of the most persistent and least appreciated risks retirees face.
Suitability standards for life insurance and annuities haven’t stood still.
Last year proved to be a strong year in both the individual life and annuity markets. What will 2026 bring?
Retirement experts from Athene, Apollo and Vitera find that retiree demand is driving a structural return to pension-like income security across the retirement system.
Prudential Financial announced the launch of FlexGuard 2.0, the next evolution of the company’s flagship retail registered index-linked annuity (RILA) U.S. retirement product lineup.
When people ask me what I see for life insurance and annuities in 2026, I always start here: Clients are tired.
Current trends point to a meaningful uptick in annuity adoption in the coming year.
The premise of opportunity cost especially exists when we are talking about long-term care insurance, where the traditional LTCi policies were once the only game in town.
