ACA subsidy expiration changed who benefits brokers are really serving
Millions of workers who once handled their own coverage are now looking to their employers for answers
Millions of workers who once handled their own coverage are now looking to their employers for answers
MFA data shows medical costs outpaced premiums in the employer-group segment for the second straight year
New legislation requires carriers to follow uniform standards when handling smoke damage claims
Survey data show 42% of adults may change plans, with network access beating price as the top priority
The most common home insurance claim is also the most likely to be disputed. The line between covered and excluded sits exactly where most homeowners...
The buyout separates identity protection from Generali's newly unified Redion platform, just three months after that platform launched
The new firm is entering a market where larger full-service firms already compete for the same work
When properly measured, consistent with how we assess progressivity in tax policy, Social Security benefits are progressive.
'One quarterback' model can reduce healthcare waste and save clients money, insists Gallagher exec
Carrier appetite has narrowed to the point where remarketing no longer changes the answer
S.5017 would require states to partner with private entities to build paid leave programs. Brokers, take note
Over the past year, technology vendors have been using a new phrase to describe AI for financial institutions: adapted for banking. Whether the langua...
Federal prosecutors allege Richard Huye and his law firm intercepted hundreds of hurricane claims without homeowners' knowledge
The sector ranks near the top of 2027 merit budgets, but flat pay keeps the pressure on benefits
Research suggests many vehicles needing calibration after a repair aren't getting it
He spent nine years at NAS Insurance before it became part of Tokio Marine HCC
State Farm’s fractious relations authorities may be about to get worse
The controversial founder of the checkout startup once valued at $11 billion is putting in $5 million of his own money.
ChatGPT v Grok v Claude v… – which is best?
Indigo CEO Jared Kaplan makes the case that clinical AI could reduce medical error, rather than compound it