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One of the most valuable benefits for retirement savers age 50 and older – the IRS catch-up contribution – is about to change.

PHL Variable is now in the hands of Connecticut regulators, who are trying to sort out its finances while a moratorium on benefits remains in place.

More than a year after first circulating a draft guidance on compliance expectations for its best interest standard for annuity sales, regulators are nearing a final version.

The cozy relationship between state insurance regulators and industry trade associations is concerning to many observers and watchdog groups.

Health insurers stand at a crossroads as a new study showed consumer trust in them is critically low.

Many Gen Xers are moving closer toward retirement with a lot of uncertainty about the state of their finances.

Mortality has become a topic of greater importance in the life insurance industry following the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

Will you outlive your retirement savings? What are the top five states where seniors are most likely to outlive their savings?

A Massachusetts judge accepted a recommendation Friday to dismiss a consolidated pension risk transfer complaint filed against AT&T Inc. and State Street Global Advisors last year.

As wildfires continue to drive up homeowners’ insurance premiums, California considers a transparent public catastrophe model.

John Hancock secret sauce behind a new strategy to boost its underwriting process? Munich Re’s rapid risk assessment platform, alitheia.

Older Americans are aging alone, and most have not planned for household or health care assistance.

Plaintiffs established a case that turning their pensions into Athene annuities pose a risk to their retirement earnings, the judge said Monday.

Plaintiffs are going to court to challenge CVS Caremark’s decision to stop covering Zepbound, a weight-loss drug that is also used to treat sleep apnea.

In the face of a government shutdown, investors face a familiar but unsettling question: How should they approach the markets?

Independent insurance agents report unusually strong satisfaction with their carrier partners, especially on the commercial lines side.

Regulators are in two camps on whether to move forward with a model law governing the use of artificial intelligence by insurance companies.

A National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ group took another step Thursday toward finalizing a pair of key guidelines.

A New York judge tossed a pension risk transfer lawsuit filed by former employees of General Electric.