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The Securities and Exchange Commission is recommending a fine of $300,000 to $700,000 for advisor-agent Jeffrey Cutter and Cutter Financial Group.

Genworth Financial enjoyed fortunate timing with a potential $750 million lawsuit windfall coming just days before it reported second-quarter earnings.

Prudential Financial is evolving under new CEO Andy Sullivan and saw second-quarter profits rise as new plans took shape.

While competitors continue to struggle with spiraling healthcare costs, Aetna and CVS are celebrating an 8.4% increase in second-quarter revenues.

Lincoln Financial reported strong second-quarter 2025 results that the company said reflects an increasingly diversified earnings mix.

A rising number of workers who are saving in 401(k) plans say it is important for their retirement plans to provide life-time income options.

Governors Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman dissented, advocating for a 25-basis-point interest rate cut.

Optimism might be the real key to retirement readiness, especially for Generation Z.

UnitedHealth Group is evaluating all of its operations, CEO Stephen Hemsley said, and exiting markets where rising medical costs threaten profits.

After taking a quarter to regroup, annuity sales soared to a new quarterly record during Q2, LIMRA reported.

Americans are becoming more careful – and insecure – about their financial planning as the economy seems to become less stable.

The sandwich generation – adults who are caring for older family members while raising children – are already stretching their funds to cover expenses across multiple generations.

The adoption of AI into the insurance value chain is the biggest factor to transform the insurance industry in recent times, an expert says.

Gen Z investors are exhibiting unexpected spending behaviors and digital strategies to navigate their financial challenges.

The McKinney, Texas-based Globe Life reported solid underwriting improvement, and a return to better-then-pre-pandemic mortality rates.

UnitedHealth Group announced an internal investigation on Thursday morning into its Medicare practices, confirming a Department of Justice investigation into the same matter.

With thousands of insurance professionals heading toward retirement, the looming talent gap could compromise performance and growth.

A North Carolina judge approved the distribution Tuesday of $318 million to various victims of Greg Lindberg’s financial fraud.

Some PHL Variable policyholders are “unlikely” to ever receive their full benefits, Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Andrew Mais said.