A new lawsuit filed last month adds to the legal liability for Minnesota Life Insurance Co. and its partner independent marketing organization caught up in an alleged pension fraud scam.
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A North Carolina billionaire who had been convicted of attempting to bribe a top state insurance regulator, was not given a fair trial, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.
A measure of inflation that is closely tracked by the Federal Reserve rose 6.3% in May from a year earlier, unchanged from its level in April. Chronically high inflation has become a leading threat to the economy.
Workers who move their retirement funds into mutual fund IRAs could get hit with significant unrealized fees that would shrink their savings, potentially impacting the quality of their golden years, according to a new Pew Charitable Trusts study.
Inflation is the key driver to deteriorating consumer confidence with a survey showing the grimmest expectations in nearly a decade.
A recent LIMRA study focusing on employees benefits found an increasingly diverse workforce is seeking more robust work/life benefits in addition to salary.
The end of the COVID-19 public health emergency may be in sight, but what does it mean for millions of Americans who are at risk for losing Medicaid or ACA coverage.
Salespeople, marketers, and companies need to prepare for the next generation of social media marketing, expert tells the 2022 Annual Meeting of the Million Dollar Round Table, and improve their social media selling.
Government attorneys filed a lengthy response Friday asking a Florida federal judge to toss one of two lawsuits challenging the Department of Labor investment advice rule.
For four years, Delray Beach's Marc Sporn spun the millions streaming to him from his Medicare fraud into ostentatious personal screams of wealth from the classic to the ostentatious.
Insurers and employers were mostly searching for answers in the wake of the historic U.S. Supreme Court ruling that overturned the pivotal Roe vs. Wade case that granted women a constitutional right to abortion.
With a unanimous 28-0 vote the U.S. Senate Finance Committee passed the Enhancing Americans Retirement Now (EARN) Act.
One of the founders of the compact, South Carolina left the compact May 16 because of a conflict over long-term care insurance rate increase application reviews.
While the Biden administration considers extending the student loan payment pause and outright loan forgiveness, borrowers have filled in their payment gap with other expenses.
One day before the one-year anniversary of the Surfside condominium collapse that killed 98 people, Judge Michael Hanzman gave final approval to a $1 billion settlement of the second-largest class-action lawsuit in Florida history.
Experts say that with inflation surging and markets tanking – and with stocks and bonds moving in concert during inflationary times – the classic 60/40 formula for asset allocation in portfolios may be in need an of update.
About 70% of retires wished they had saved or invested more earlier, according to a recent EBRI retirement survey. About half (53%) said they did not have a written financial plan or a strategy.
A recent report predicts that wildfire risk in California will continue to grow over the next 30 years from a deadly combination of higher temperatures and lower-than-normal rainfall.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday underscored the Fed's determination to raise interest rates high enough to slow inflation, a commitment that has fanned concerns that the central bank's fight against surging prices could tip the economy into recession.
New York health insurance providers are seeking an average rate increase of 18.7% next year for individuals and 16.5% for small group plans, state records show. Rate are finalized in August.
