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The sudden death Thursday of 41-year-old racing icon Kyle Busch has reignited an intense debate regarding the role of indexed universal life insurance in financial planning.

Many insurers are still using AI for existing underwriting and claims rather than redesigning how those workflows operate.

The Connecticut insurance commissioner reports that PHL Variable policyholders could see more benefits than expected.

A pair of plaintiffs say that Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. failed to protect sensitive personal and medical information allegedly stolen in a data breach.

Pooled employer plans represent an opportunity in the defined contribution plan space, although few DC plan advisors are familiar with them.

New data from Security Benefit shows that two in five financial professionals say 30% or more of their clients spend less than they can in retirement.

Health Agents for America, along with members of the independent health insurance agent community, is taking legal action against New York state following the decision to eliminate commissions for agents assisting consumers with enrollments on that state’s Affordable Care Act exchange.

More than $150 million from the sale of a key asset tied to Greg Lindberg’s insurance empire has been distributed to policyholders with uncovered claims.

Returning home to live with their parents is becoming a defining feature of life for many young adults, according to Thrivent’s fifth annual Boomerang Kids Survey.

The insurance industry deals with some specific challenges that can prevent AI pilots from taking off.

Disgraced financier Greg Lindberg is asking a federal judge to sharply reduce his prison time ahead of a consolidated May 26 sentencing hearing.

New research from the Society of Actuaries has found insurance and financial services leaders across a range of sectors all named artificial intelligence as the top emerging risk for 2026 and in the years to come.

A recent Pacific Life survey found that 52% of executives expect electronic health records to have the greatest impact on underwriting in the next few years.

Ameritas settled a lawsuit with a North Carolina couple over alleged improper annuity sales, court filings show.

The NAIC best-interest annuity sales rule is working, industry trade groups say. The CFP Board disagrees and is pushing regulators to get tougher.

The DOL is (again) abandoning attempts to extend fiduciary duty to one-time rollovers from retirement accounts. Will the fiduciary rule rise a third time?

New data from Equitable reveals that diversifying into less understood or potentially more volatile asset classes, like small-caps or emerging markets, is worth considering.

An American data and analytics firm is calling for industry-wide collaboration to find solutions for artificial intelligence-driven insurance fraud, which is becoming increasingly complex and widespread.

Artificial intelligence may also help address a longstanding industry issue: the gender gap in coverage.