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There’s a consensus forming that the LA fires tragedy has already wrought a tipping point in several areas, including California insurance.

UnitedHealth Group reported a $29 billion increase in 2024 revenues today, up 8% to $400.3 billion.

An IRIC report forecasts the evolution of defined contribution plans in 2025 to improve support of workers’ long-term financial security.

The AI readiness gap between insurance companies ready to adopt AI and those that aren’t, may boil down to a lack of vision, says one expert.

State insurance regulators are trying to get to the finish line on a long-term care rate review standard after nine years of studying the issue.

Generation Z is emerging as the future of America’s workforce, but their financial health is not good, and they need support from their employers.

Last month, Allianz quietly announced the new independent strategic reinsurance platform called Sconset Re.

The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a broad challenge to the Affordable Care Act’s coverage of preventive services in its upcoming term. 

Private equity is putting profits over patients, a Senate Budget Committee report said as the panel looked into two private equity firms’ efforts to squeeze more money out of hospitals in underserved areas.

The mandatory one-year moratorium prevents homeowners insurance cancellations and nonrenewals in affected areas of Southern California.

Advancements in AI and big data are gradually changing the traditional actuarial practice, according to an industry expert.

A South Carolina administrative law judge will hold a Friday hearing on whether Atlantic Coast Life Insurance Co. can continue writing new policies.

These latest California fires hit at a time when property insurers have been canceling coverage in the Golden State, leaving thousands of property owners at risk.

A rental car accident spurs the question of whether Hertz qualifies as an insurer. The Colorado Supreme Court is due to take up the case.

Claiming that a plaintiff’s lawsuit over a disappointing indexed universal life return rests on “an odd theory,” NLV Financial Corp. is asking a Vermont court to dismiss the complaint.

ACA enrollment hit the fourth consective year of record numbers and there is still about a week left to go before the enrollment deadline.

Three health insurance companies affiliated with UnitedHealthcare have been ordered to pay $165 million for deceptive marketing practices.

A Texas judge consolidated two of multiple lawsuits Friday alleging that Globe Life Insurance Co. misled investors.

A Florida appeals court sided with a lower court ruling this week that a “direction to pay” does not constitute an assignment of benefits in a disputed roof-repair claim.