U.S. households that adopt five financial wellness behaviors build more wealth than other households, according to a research report by Hearts & Wallets, which has been tracking these behaviors.
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While insurtech primarily has focused on the top-level needs of the insurance industry, a North Carolina company says it has automated the cumbersome and time-consuming process of obtaining probate surety bonds.
Why the U.S. could be in a brief recession characterized by negative demand and a continued tight labor market.
Eliminating or capping the employer tax exclusion could be disastrous for the employer-based health insurance market, forcing many employers to exit the market, says NABIP.
Despite the high rates of failure and litigation, relatively few small business and start-ups carry business insurance, according to recent polls. Two insurtechs – LegalZoom and Counterpart – are forming partnerships to take advantage of this lagging market.
Beleaguered North Carolina billionaire Greg Lindberg, already facing retrial on accusations that he tried to bribe a state official, was indicted Friday on a rash of new criminal charges that further threaten his freedom.
With disability insurance and critical illness insurance both experiencing recent growth, two industry executives recently shared some helpful hints for selling these two products.
Faegre Drinker analysts said the Biden administration’s final Department of Labor ESG rule found middle ground when it became effective on Jan. 30 but Republicans are still taking aim.
A new project corrected data from 2018, showing that Americans over 65 were 27.3% richer in that year than previously thought.
Northwestern Mutual again reported annual record sales , earnings, and dividends for 2022, in a year that saw many of its peers struggle to post mediocre returns.
Helping clients create generational wealth is crucial to helping close the racial wealth gap, says one advisor passionate about educating Black clients on ways they can attain financial security.
: By 2030, a third of those over 65 expect to be working, but few are factoring in the real threats to retirement security, according to a survey from Voya and Easterseals.
How do we deal with the debt crisis without tanking the economy? A group of analysts shared some thoughts and a plan.
Forcing dental insurance plans to adopt Medical Loss Ratio requirements similar to healthcare plans is “bad public policy’ says the National Association of Dental Plans, while the ADA fires back.
Despite a $566 million net loss in the fourth quarter, Corebridge Financial Inc. executives are upbeat about the newly branded company’s prospects for the year.
A leading seller of fixed indexed annuities, American Equity reported fourth-quarter sales of $900 million, of which 87%, or $783 million, were in fixed index annuities.
A federal court ruling this week tossing out a portion of the Department of Labor’s advice rule governing rollovers is “a big deal,” according to a leading analyst, but it is also just one step in a very long process.
The messy estate of Lisa Marie Presley, which is likely leading to a protracted legal battle, sets a tragic example of estate planning issues that can lead to stress and heartache for surviving family members.
American International Group celebrated plenty of success in the fourth quarter, exceeding many of the targets set in its revitalization plan, with strong sales of many products and some of its best underwriting.
A state insurance regulator group is proposing a sweeping overall of privacy rules that would significantly restrict what insurers could do with the private information of consumers.
