Trump targets ‘retirement gap’ with new executive order
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SPECIAL FEATURE
AI is coming to Medicare claims
Artificial intelligence can process a prior authorization request in mere seconds, cross-referencing thousands of variables without fatigue. Read More
From The Field
Convertible market dynamics and the portfolio implications for insurers
The convertible market has grown significantly in recent years, reflecting increased equity issuance and evolving corporate financing needs.
Financially support your adult children without risking your future
The key is learning how to strike the right balance between providing financial support and protecting long-term security.
Are you truly independent? 5 questions to ask
It may be difficult to put a price on your independence, but you should at least know some of the costs.
ADVISOR NEWS
Plugging the hidden budget leaks of retirement
What advisors should help clients rethink before and after age 65.
- Hagens Berman: Retired First Responders Sue Washington State over Rights to $3.3B Pension Funds Threatened by Lawmakers
- NY insurance agent and Ponzi schemer faces 4-12 years in prison
- Economic pressure makes boomerang living a new normal
- Millennials ready to bring their advisor to the family table
- The gap between policy awareness and investor conversations
NEWSWIRES
Her husband died. Her fight for his Medicaid coverage continued
It’ s a February afternoon, and 73- year-old Barbara Andrews is resting her head on her desk, exhausted. Nearby, a robotic voicemail drones on from her landline phone with a reminder for her husband, Mel. He died two months ago, but Andrews is still working through a maze of red tape to get his Medicaid application for long-term care approved.
- Dauby elected to the Board of Directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
- Mayo treated his cancer, but insurance denied coverage, leaving him with $76K in medical bills
- Who Wants to be California's Insurance Commissioner? Your Guide to the Candidates
- Waterloo woman charged with using dead relative's Social Security payments
- Nashville Attorney, Cody Allison, Invited to Present on Strafford National Panel as ERISA Disability Benefits Expert
Annuity News
A new opportunity for advisors: Younger indexed annuity buyers
Nationwide's latest Advisor Authority study found that a majority of millennials and Gen Xers are likely to put part of their p... Read More
Life Insurance News
Government seeks dismissal of Dean Vagnozzi’s lawsuit against SEC
Dean Vagnozzi's lawsuit against the United States and a Securities and Exchange Commission attorney should be dismissed on mult... Read More
Health/Employee Benefits News
Health insurance quagmire: Clark County residents face difficult choices after Regence splits with Legacy Health
They ultimately found it at Legacy Health. Regence health insurance cut Legacy Health providers from its network after the two ... Read More
CareSource reverses course on recouping overpayments from some behavioral health providers
May 1— Dayton-based health insurer CareSource is reversing a previous decision to seek repayments for the last two years from b... Read More
UHC claims ECU Health refused to continue negotiations
ECU Health refused a request that would have allowed clients of a major health insurance company to continue paying existing ra... Read More
Sanders overstates health coverage losses
The claim: Democrats say Republicans have ignored voters' concerns about affordability, including health insurance as they... Read More
That's one expensive sandwich
Deanna Adkins, 28, filed for bankruptcy in February. Her 66- year-old mother-in-law was scammed into homelessness before moving... Read More
Wolff for insurance commissioner
California insurance commissioner used to be considered a cushy landing pad for politicians to collect a paycheck while buildin... Read More
Property and Casualty News
EDITORIAL: Proposed insurance hikes justify ‘necessary evil’
Once again, apparently in an effort to improve their bottom line to recover from a growing list of costly disasters, insurance ... Read More
SC could change how car insurance covers repairs when a rock cracks a driver's windshield
COLUMBIA— South Carolinians' cost for replacing cracked or broken windshields could change with legislation advancing in t... Read More
AM Best Revises Outlooks to Stable for Members of Auto Club Group; Affirms Credit Ratings of Auto Club Florida Group’s Members
AM Best has revised the outlooks to stable from negative and affirmed the Financial Strength Rating of A and the Long-Term Issu... Read More
Insurance & Financial Fraud
Capital One reaches $425 million settlement. Who’s eligible for a payout in CA?
Account holders across California could be eligible for payouts after the international banking company reached a $425 million ... Read More
Billionaire Investor Sues Trump Crypto Firm Over “Criminal Extortion”
Justin Sun, a Chinese national accused of fraud who invested $75 million in President Trump’ s crypto firm after his election v... Read More
Towson real estate attorney pleads guilty in bank fraud scheme
Towson attorney Jacob Rappaport pleaded guilty to felony conspiracy charge of bank fraud. Rappaport reportedly conspired with i... Read More
