Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
The back-and-forth over the DOL's fiduciary rule can feel like whiplash. The latest court decision has put the controversial "Retirement Security Rule" on ice again. Here’s a plain-English breakdown of what just happened and what it means for insurance and financial professionals.
If you're over 50 and earn a high income, a big change is coming to your 401(k) catch-up contributions in 2026. Let's break down what the SECURE 2.0 Act means for your retirement and tax strategy.
Our federal long-term care system is broken, leaving millions of families in a bind. But there's hope. Discover the innovative ways states are stepping up to tackle the LTC crisis when Washington won't.
Feeling the whiplash from last year's massive State Farm rate hike in California? You're not alone. Now, they're suddenly talking about a rate cut—we'll break down why this is happening and what it really means for your wallet.
Ever feel like a computer denied your insurance claim? A new Florida bill aims to stop that by requiring a real person to review every denial, putting a human touch back into the process.
A recent New York court decision against Family Dollar is a huge deal for COVID-19 workers' comp claims. Find out how this ruling could make it much easier for employees to prove they got sick at work.
A series of fires on Philadelphia's aging commuter trains has put a spotlight on a massive public safety and liability issue. Let's break down what's happening and what it means from a risk management perspective.
Maine officials are sounding the alarm about a massive potential hike in health insurance premiums. If federal ACA tax credits expire, thousands of Mainers could see their monthly costs skyrocket.
Huge news for anyone on Medicare. The government just announced major price cuts for some of the most expensive and common prescription drugs, including Ozempic and key cancer treatments. Here's what you need to know about the new prices and when they'll kick in.
Ever wonder why your insurance premiums keep climbing? A recent survey shows most people have a surprisingly accurate guess: excessive litigation. Let's talk about the hidden "lawsuit tax" you might be paying.
Those helpful ACA subsidies that lowered health insurance premiums are about to expire. We break down the 'subsidy cliff' and the new plans being proposed to prevent a massive spike in your costs.
A 30-year veteran of Washington politics pulls back the curtain on the Republican scramble for a healthcare plan, the likelihood of another tax bill, and why you shouldn't panic about Social Security.