As advances in artificial intelligence create new roles in the insurance industry and transform more traditional ones, industry experts say the key skills needed in this new age are more about practical application of AI rather than just being able to use technology itself.
Q3 application activity was up 15.9%, with growth strongest among older applicants
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is pressing insurance regulators on how they oversee the industry’s growing use of private equity and private credit.
Although women often have a critical need for long-term care insurance, it’s often not easy for them to get it.
Seventy-four percent of Americans are concerned that recent market highs are unsustainable and the economy may be due for a correction.
Remarriage alone usually isn’t a reason to replace an annuity. The real question is whether the goal for the money has changed.
When it comes to competing in the insurance market in an age of AI, data may be “golden” but the action insurers take with that data is a more crucial differentiator, industry leaders said.
For homeowners and their advisors, a quiet storm season provides an opportunity to review coverage, make adjustments.
In an age where instant gratification has become the norm, thanks to rapidly advancing technology, a new study has found that modern insurance consumers are far less willing to tolerate slow insurance payouts than previous generations were.
President Donald Trump announced over the weekend that the federal government will make one-time payments of $90 per person to about 20 million Medicare Part B enrollees.
A client moving to a new state should unleash a series of insurance and financial reviews to make sure coverage and planning remain intact.
Florida insurance regulators immediately suspended Atlantic Coast Life Insurance Co.’s authority to operate in the state.
Insurers may be excited about deploying artificial intelligence across a growing number of business lines. Still, they must remember their clients may not feel the same, a new report from Hi Marley suggests.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s latest research finds growing signs of financial strain among workers.
As a growing number of retirees face steep increases in healthcare costs, many financial professionals are helping them incorporate healthcare expenses into their retirement planning.
The need for trusted advice is growing as demographic, economic and technological changes reshape the market, panelists agreed.
An industry focus on treating metabolic health and reduce obesity and related disease will benefit insurers, a LIMRA panel said.
Sixty percent of retirees in the Employee Benefit Research Institute’s 2026 Retirement Confidence Survey said they retired before age 65.
Many financial professionals struggle to solve prospects’ problems — not because they’re poor listeners but because they’re not good at asking questions.
