The U.S. population reaches Peak 65 this year, meaning that more than 30 million Americans will reach age 65 between now and 2030. The majority of this age group will have no protected income in retirement.
Americans are far more likely to achieve their lifestyle goals in retirement through annuitized income, a recent study concludes.
Congress will fix Social Security — eventually, a panel agreed Wednesday at an American Academy of Actuaries event. Raising the taxable minimum might be the answer.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. is folding its insurtech subsidiary Haven Technologies at the end of the year.
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Caring for both children and parents or relatives has hurt the ability of women in the sandwich generation to save for their financial goals.
A US-based data solutions provider has begun rolling out a unique artificial intelligence model built specifically for the insurance industry.
State insurance regulators trying to get better control of offshore reinsurance reserves opted for a “narrow scope” with a new guideline.
Florida is recovering from a double whammy of hurricanes, but its property insurance market is getting healthier by the day, officials say.
The global insurance chatbot market has experienced enormous growth and is expected to hit nearly $4.5 billion by 2032.
As the cleanup continues from hurricanes Milton and Helene, states and municipalities need to get serious about property protection.
Hawaii’s highest court sided with American International Group in classifying greenhouse gases as pollution, thereby triggering an insurance exclusion.
A state regulator working group agreed Thursday on a single long-term care rate review process based on the Minnesota method.
State insurance regulators are set to return to the reinsurance issue as soon as Thursday.
The growing anti-ESG investing movement claimed a powerful ally last week when a bill to ban ESG consideration was introduced.
Despite falling interest rates, potential homebuyers are meeting a new, formidable obstacle: the skyrocketing cost of home insurance.
Life insurance application activity showed gains in the coveted younger age bands during September, according to the MIB Life Index.
New census data confirm that uninsured rates nationwide have been dropping significantly post-Affordable Care Act.
Nearly 4 in 5 Americans expect their personal finances to decline if their preferred candidate loses the presidential race.
