Illinois courts will soon decide a pair of biometric data cases and potentially establish important precedents in the next round of data privacy exposure for insurance companies.
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A Maryland- based lender deceived its loan customers by selling them insurance policies they didn't ask for or know about in many cases, the attorneys general of a handful of states claimed in a lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in Pennsylvania.
The overall life insurance illustration model regulation was an acrimonious process that took years before the NAIC adopted it in 1995.
Black households are more exposed to inflation fluctuations than their white peers, according to a study published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
Enhanced tax credits that helped thousands of people afford health insurance during the COVID-19 pandemic will continue until 2025 under the Inflation Reduction Act, which on Friday received final approval from Congress.
Florida’s insurance market has spent most of the last two years on life support, battered by a torrent of financial woes. A bad hurricane season would be devastating.
The bill makes major changes to Medicare as well as extends the enhanced tax credits that enable Americans to buy health insurance through the Affordable Care Act exchanges.
Inflation, a labor shortage, effects from the lingering COVID pandemic and increasingly devastating fires are boosting the cost of insurance for homes, cars and businesses.
Florida's crumbling homeowners insurance market is exposing one of the state's long-running flaws: its reliance on a single company to certify the majority of the state's insurers.
The need to diversify participation of women and people of color in financial services has never been greater and can directly impact a company’s bottom line, webinar presenters agreed.
The attorneys handling a $1.1 billion settlement for victims in the deadly collapse of a Miami condo say the settlement fund is inundated with fraudulent victims.
It has been a very busy 2022 for Annexus Retirement Solutions, a critical year for taking advantage of opportunities created when Congress passed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act, or Secure Act, in 2019.
TransUnion said the insurance industry is seeing more “soft fraud” because some consumers may be representing their policies incorrectly to save money.
But after the Biden administration took office, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services asked Georgia to submit a revised plan for the waiver that would reflect new federal policies and rules.
Principal Financial sees its pivot to the small- and medium-sized businesses pay off in its specialty benefits segment, but its assets under management sagged in the quarter.
American International Group will attempt a delayed initial public offering next month for its Life and Retirement division.
Facing rising payout costs from storms like Hurricane Ida, many insurance companies in Louisiana are going bankrupt or refusing to write new policies, leaving more than 100,000 residents with no coverage homeowners coverage right as the height of hurricane season approaches.
Retirees and advisors may be underestimating the impact of medical spending on retirement income, according to a Boston College report. But Congress’ reconciliation act might come to the rescue.
Rising interest rates, high inflation, and a declining stock market can push many investors to question their investment selection, especially those looking at retirement in a few short years.
Brighthouse has navigated a rocky road the past five years. But investors viewed its second-quarter performance favorably. Brighthouse stock rose about 6% as of midday Friday.
