Professional associations representing the agent community have come out against United Healthcare’s recent decision to eliminate agent commissions across more than 100 Medicare Advantage plans in more 20 states.
The long-term care issue is receiving plenty of attention — both from the explosive growth of LTC riders attached to life insurance, as well as several state and federal proposals.
Phillip Roy Wasserman claims agents had biases when they investigated his annuity business.
Phillip Roy Wasserman is expected to get another day in court to make his case that state and federal agents broke the law during investigations that led to his fraud conviction.
Publicly traded insurance companies showed strong financial performance in 2024 compared to the prior year, according to an analysis by Compensation Advisory Partners.
UnitedHealth will pay $69 million to settle claims by former employees that the insurer mismanaged their retirement plan.
A group of plaintiffs suing UnitedHealth Group over the fund selections in its company retirement plan is seeking final court approval for a $69 million settlement.
The sweeping federal budget legislation dubbed the “big, beautiful bill” by its backers is sparking sharp debate over its potential impact.
A group of 29 plaintiffs claim that Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. and several co-defendants ran a tax-avoidance scam around whole life insurance policies.