When individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements launched in January 2020, they ushered in a new era of flexibility in employer-sponsored health benefits.
An executive order issued by President Donald Trump in August encouraged U.S. regulators to make it easier for retirement savers to incorporate alternative assets into their portfolios.
It is true that future market returns are relevant to how these policies perform, but the bigger issue is the caps on the upside, which are typically set by the insurance carrier.
Although the lifetime exemption under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is described as “permanent,” in Washington that means until the next presidential election cycle!
While one state’s laws may apply to the interpretation of the insurance policy, another state’s laws could apply to the underlying claims against the insured.
Wealthy families are finding this is the right time to consider insurance (AI-generated image)
The insurance industry doesn’t really have a seasonal ebb and flow, but the end of this year in particular has marked a flurry of conversations about planning.
The retirement planning ecosystem is undergoing significant shifts, from demographic changes and concerns of an aging population to economic instability.
Coverage litigation trends in U.S. federal courts since 2022 reflect a markedly different landscape from both the early COVID-19 years and the decade preceding them.