Insurance

Nearly 1 in 4 Adults Dumped From Medicaid Are Now Uninsured

Another 28% who lost their coverage found other insurance, some of them through Medicare, according to the same new KFF study.

Soaring Car Insurance Costs Hit New-Car Buyers

In one of the cruel twists of an inflation-weary U.S. economy, car prices are coming down — but insurance on them is going way up.

Insurers Report Rising Hail Damage Claims

Insurers are reporting bigger hail losses. In 2023, State Farm paid 27,300 claims for hail damage to homes and businesses.

Lawsuits Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse Likely, Though Limited

Legal experts explain why it’ll be difficult for the city of Baltimore and impacted businesses to recover economic damages.

Baltimore Bridge Collapse Likely to Result in Multibillion-dollar Insurance Claims

Insurer Lloyd's of London and credit-ratings provider Morningstar DBRS mull costs of what may become the largest marine-insurance loss ever.

Biden Administration Tightens Rules on Short-Term Health Plans

The new rule reverses a move by the Trump administration to give consumers more access to cheaper but skimpier health insurance plans.

Insurance Costs Are Pushing Up Overall Inflation

Vehicle insurance is the one adding notably to overall inflation, said Omair Sharif, founder of research firm Inflation Insights.

When Medicaid Comes After the Family Home

Tens of thousands of families have lost homes when states comes to clawback Medicaid payments for caregiving.

States Dig Into Homeowners Insurance and Why It’s Hard to Buy

State regulators are asking 400 insurance companies why it is so hard for many homeowners around the country to get homeowners insurance.

In Fight Over Medicare Payments, the Hospital Lobby Shows Its Strength

It argues legislation aimed to cut hospitals' Medicare payments, putting it on par with what other facilities get, disregards patient safety.

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Stress Is Mounting for Working Women: Deloitte

Burnout is being fueled by inflexible return-to-office mandates coupled with lack of support in the office and at home.

Raymond James Welcomes Tampa, Fla., Financial Advisor With $125M

Sloane Fox and her practice, Sloane Financial Planning in Tampa, Fla., previously were affiliated with Merrill Lynch.

U.S. Annuity Sales Hit First Quarter Record of $113.5B, up 21%

Fixed-rate deferred annuities dominated in the first quarter with $48 billion in sales, 42% of the total annuity market.

Business Groups Sue FTC to Stop Noncompete Ban

The suit called the ban “a vast overhaul of the national economy, and applies to a host of contracts that could not harm competition in any way.”

FTC Issues Ban on Worker Noncompete Clauses

The Federal Trade Commission says employers can no longer, in most cases, stop their employees from going to work for rival companies.

Inspire Investing’s newest faith-based ETF surpasses $100M AUM in 11 days

The new Inspire 500 ETF offers access to U.S. large cap, “biblically screened companies” at the lowest price point available.

Biden Rule Grants Overtime Pay to 4 Million Workers

The new Biden rule goes even further to extend overtime pay than an Obama-era rule that was struck down in court.