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Ever feel like your health insurance bill is out of control? You're not alone. In a surprising move, the nation's top insurance regulators are finally making affordability a key focus for 2026. Here's what that means for you.
California's insurance market is in turmoil, but a major reform plan is gaining surprising traction. Find out why industry groups are backing big changes to the state's outdated rate approval process.
Some good news for California drivers? State Farm has officially filed to lower its auto insurance rates by 6.2%. Here's what that really means for your wallet and when you might see the savings.
Remember those huge auto insurance reforms in Michigan a few years back? Well, lawmakers are at it again. A new bill is on the table that could seriously change how claims are paid, especially if you use Uber or Lyft.
Think a little white lie on an insurance claim is harmless? A 28-year-old man in Kansas just found out the hard way that even a "small" fraud can lead to serious consequences, including a year of probation.
Big shifts in regulations, product design, and taxes are set to reshape the annuity world in 2026. This is your guide to understanding what's coming and how to prepare so you can lead your clients with confidence.
An Indiana appeals court just dismissed a major lawsuit over a fidelity bond, but not for the reason you think. Discover why state lines and jurisdiction matter more than ever in insurance.
A recent Delaware Supreme Court decision has big implications for workers' comp insurers trying to recover money after a workplace car crash. Find out what this ruling means for your subrogation strategy.
Ever feel like prices change just for you? A new law in New York is pulling back the curtain on "algorithmic pricing," and it has big implications for how your insurance rates are set. Here's what you need to know.
The Idaho Department of Insurance just took a stand for seniors. Find out why they ordered insurers to stop restricting Medicare Advantage applications and what it means for you.
A group of Los Angeles wildfire victims are calling for the resignation of California's Insurance Commissioner. But why are they so angry about a plan that was supposed to help them?
Ever wonder what happens when insurance agents or companies get in trouble? We're breaking down Wisconsin's latest enforcement report to show you how regulators protect consumers from bad actors.