Actuaries warn Medicare costs threaten long-term sustainability
Increases in total Medicare spending threaten the program’s sustainability while increases in Medicare enrollment contribute to those spending increases.
Increases in total Medicare spending threaten the program’s sustainability while increases in Medicare enrollment contribute to those spending increases.
A Florida bar brawl liability dispute could have potential ripple effects nationwide when catastrophic losses exceed policy limits.
Health agent associations are speaking out against a new federal policy that they say is hindering agents from enrolling people in coverage on the federal health insurance marketplace.
AIG, after surviving scandal and shaking off a government takeover, is moving into what its top executive described as a “new chapter”
A renowned flutist for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra lost another appeal Tuesday for disability benefits covering time she spent recovering…
Total U.S. annuity sales increased 8% year over year to a record high $119.5 billion in the second quarter, according to LIMRA’s U.S. Individual Annuity Sales Survey, which represents 92% of the total U.S. annuity market. This tops the record set in the first half of 2024.
Traditional workforce benefits are no longer enough to meet the expectations of today’s employees, says a recent study.
The LIMRA and LOMA merger with the Alliance for Lifetime Income is finalized, and a new advisory board is in place.
The Trump administration is appealing a ruling last month that blocked several parts of an Affordable Care Act exchange enrollment and eligibility rule.
Life insurance sales for the second quarter topped $2.9 billion, up 8.5% compared to the previous quarter.
Concerns about global trade and tariff changes are adding to the financial pressures that many American retirees are facing.
Nearly 3 out of 5 people surveyed said they made regrettable financial decisions based on misleading information they received online
Allianz Life Insurance Co. of North America faces several lawsuits related to a July data breach that affected 1.4 million people.
Choosing the right accounts to save into can help younger and lower-asset households, according to a report by Hearts & Wallets.
A new Jackson National study exposes a surprising truth: Risk-averse investors may be vulnerable to a different form of market risk.
Micro 401(k) plans are set to rapidly expand over the next few years due to incentives provided by SECURE 2.0, and states mandates.
A Maryland judge blocked several parts of an Affordable Care Act exchange enrollment and eligibility rule on Friday, siding with a coalition of plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit.
Wink’s Sales & Market Report revealed a record-setting second quarter, and a shakeup at the top.
Divorcing near or after retirement – “gray divorce” – presents unique challenges for a couple that has created a joint retirement strategy.