A growing number of advisors are adopting a family-centric approach to financial planning. The results can be very fruitful.
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The overhaul represents the latest sweeping strategy employed by CEO Andy Sullivan in his second year leading Prudential.
Corebridge Financial saw lower annuity sales in the second quarter, but remains focused on its coming merger with Equitable Holdings.
Plaintiff Danielle Krimbow and the Life Insurance Company of the Southwest announced a tentative settlement in their lawsuit over annuity fees.
Shareholders of both companies approved the Equitable-Corebridge merger on July 30, with more than 97% voting in favor.
Health agent organizations praised the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services for seeking to weed out fraud and abuse in the Affordable Care Act marketplace, but cautioned that enforcement must be based on evidence.
Nearly six in 10 pre-retirees consider themselves well prepared for retirement, while about four in 10 do not, new LIMRA research finds.
A progressive group says a federal single-payer model is the best way to deal with future property insurance costs. Critics disagree.
Jackson’s Q2 retail annuity sales of $5.9 billion were up 34% from the second quarter of 2025.
American Growth Insurance (AGI) recently announced its launch as an AI-enabled insurance brokerage growth platform.
Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett gave the 29 plaintiffs one final opportunity to revive several fraud-related claims through an amended complaint.
An NAIC working group is moving into a new phase of its effort to overhaul annuity illustration rules.
The decision continues a summer winning streak for life insurers in stranger-originated life insurance, or STOLI, cases.
Like most financial products, market value-adjusted (MVA) fixed annuities come with trade-offs.
The Cigna Group reported better-than-expected second-quarter results, driven by its Evernorth health services business.
Security Benefit found that 76% of advisors consider geopolitical instability the most difficult risk to plan for.
Medicare Part D prescription drug plans could be more expensive for about 25 million Americans next year as the Trump administration plans to end Medicare Part D subsidies.
The plan is designed to fill the gap between what a care recipient needs to spend monthly on care and the amount of monthly income they have from sources such as Social Security, a pension or interest on investments.
Karlan Ken Tucker, 66, died Thursday in Littleton, Colo. He leaves behind a national footprint of advisors serving clients with integrity.
