Although 83% of Americans say they’re comfortable in talking about money with at least one person, most of them are silent when it comes to admitting financial struggles to others who are close to them, including family, friends and coworkers.
U.S. gross domestic product is expected to rebound from 2027 through 2029, with inflation expected to begin falling after 2026.
The Center for American Progress today revealed its proposal, “A Patient’s Bill of Rights to Lower Health Care Costs.”
The life insurance industry experienced a 4.3% increase in total direct premiums and considerations in 2025, reaching a record high of $1.09 trillion.
A court-appointed special master is recommending that victims of a massive insurance fraud scheme tied to Greg Lindberg receive about $1.6 billion.
Many clients don’t buy the insurance coverage they need, even when they can afford it.
Social Security literacy is no longer optional for advisors; they must know the ins and outs of the program that is the foundation for Americans’ retirement security.
Middle-market and mass-affluent households are becoming increasingly important for providers and advisors as their wealth grows and they represent a $25 trillion market opportunity.
How much can AI help the insurance industry offset the continued loss of institutional knowledge as talent ages out?
Interim Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Joshua Hershman estimates that about 70% of PHL Variable Insurance Co. policyholders will be fully covered by state guaranty associations.
UnitedHealth has until April 29 to hand over tens of thousands of documents to plaintiffs who claim that the insurer relies on an AI algorithm to deny claims.
The caregiver workforce crisis may be the biggest constraint on access to long-term care services.
As more and more insurers leverage AI for underwriting, claims, and risk management, they face the need for explainability, defensibility, and accountability.
Regulators highlighted annuity illustrations suggesting annual returns between 10% and 27%, prompting questions about whether consumers are getting good information.
The November midterm elections will be Congress’ priority for the remainder of 2026, and observers believe that any legislation coming out of the Capitol will be seen through that electoral prism.
Escalating catastrophe losses driven by climate exposure, development patterns and inflation are testing the limits of insurance markets.
A new Department of Labor proposal could broaden the types of investments available in workplace retirement plans.
The news of the Corebridge/Equitable merger provided shocks through the life and annuity markets.
Getting prescription drugs to market faster is a major priority for the Food and Drug Administration, its commissioner said during the AHIP Medicare, Medicaid, Duals and Commercial Markets Forum in Washington.
