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Although most Americans fell short of their financial resolutions in 2025, most are optimistic 2026 will be their year for a “resolution rebound.”

Insurance fraud costs consumers over $308 billion annually. How can insurance professionals and consumers identify financial abuse?

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., said he plans to bring a bill on extending the Affordable Care Act enhanced tax credits to the House floor this week.

How much responsibilty do corporations deploying AI bear on the impact of this technology? Manulife’s global chief AI officer speaks out.

Conn. regulators say a sale of troubled PHL Variable Insurance Co. life blocks is no longer feasible, and liquidation is the next step.

Most investors prioritize investments that provide a guaranteed income stream in retirement, while only 66% of advisors share that priority.

While UnitedHealth Care dominated health news headlines during 2025, excess mortality was the biggest health story of the year.

Are Americans who have strong financial habits more likely to report better physical and mental health? A new study takes a look.

From fraud to wildfires, lawsuits and climate disasters dominated property and casualty insurance news in 2025.

As 2025 comes to a close, many financial professionals are turning to market forecasts from top financial firms to gain insights into what’s ahead for 2026.

A Massachusetts judge rejected Jeffrey Cutter’s bid to reverse his guilty verdict on improper annuity sales.

As the insurance industry faces a talent crisis, one expert says it simply hasn’t done a good enough job showing its potential for change.

American workers are feeling more optimistic about their retirement finances, but that optimism may be masking some underlying risks.

Investors’ use of online brokerage accounts and newer investment techniques, such as crypto, ETFs, and options trading, are on the rise.

Today, only about one-third of American millionaires consider themselves wealthy, according to a recent study.

The recent surge of tue boomer retirement tsunami drove interest in financial advisor stories in 2025, along with the angst of Gen Z.

It was a good year for life insurance sales. But problems with indexed universal life overshadowed some of that good news.

The year in annuities started well, ended well, and was pretty good in the middle, also.

Private placement securities continue to offer insurers attractive opportunities to enhance portfolio income, according to a recent Conning report.