The bid to reform indexed illustrations took another step this week with a presentation at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ spring meeting in San Diego.
Health coverage for American families costs an average of $26,000 yearly.
“Employer-sponsored coverage isn’t one small part of the health care system – it is the American health care system,” said Dan Aronowitz, assistant secretary of labor and head of the Employee Benefits Security Administration.
Health care affordability is the “north star” for AHIP, its president and CEO said Monday at the opening of the association’s annual Medicare, Medicaid, Duals and Commercial Markets Forum in Washington.
A pair of advisors paid the price last week for illegal dealings with clients.
As investors increasingly seek advice that goes beyond portfolio construction and performance, new research highlights charitable-giving conversations as an under-realized aspect of financial planning.
A group of health plan customers has filed a lawsuit accusing CVS Caremark and affiliated entities of orchestrating a scheme that allegedly drove up prescription drug costs.
NAIC regulators are wading into the health insurance affordability issue.
A new National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ working group aims to identify policy solutions to rising health care costs and insurance premiums.
A sizable number of Americans – particularly young adults – are investing in or are considering investing in high-risk/speculative assets such as prediction markets, sports betting and cryptocurrencies.
A federal judge vacated the DOL's latest attempt to expand fiduciary duty.
A federal judge officially killed the Department of Labor’s Retirement Security Rule on Tuesday.
Saltzman Associates’ inaugural annuity market year in review, which looked at institutional distribution through banks and broker-dealers, found that nearly all product lines saw growth.
In 2025, favorable economic conditions, along with aging demographics and more advisors selling annuities, led to record-breaking individual annuity sales across bank, BD and wirehouse channels.
Florida’s recent tort reforms were designed to reduce lawsuit incentives and the additional costs that arise when claim payouts increase because of societal and legal pressures.