Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
Kansas is considering a new kind of savings account just for insurance costs, and it's state tax-free. We break down what this Insurance Savings Account (ISA) bill could mean for your wallet.
Remember when the stock market went into a freefall over a single government proposal? Let's break down the day a Trump administration rule sent health insurance stocks into a nosedive, wiping out tens of billions in value.
You might be hearing chatter about renewing the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, or TRIA. We'll break down what this program is, why insurers are backing an early seven-year extension, and what it all means for you and your business.
New Jersey defined e-bikes, but left a huge insurance question mark. We're breaking down why your current policies likely don't cover them and what this means for riders and insurers.
Feeling stressed about retirement? You're not alone. TIAA has unveiled a new, common-sense roadmap designed to help everyone—from employees to employers to policymakers—take real steps toward a more secure financial future.
Georgia is spending $1.8 billion to fix one of Atlanta's worst traffic spots on I-75. As an insurance pro, let me tell you why this isn't just about your commute—it's a huge deal for your car insurance, commercial trucking, and the entire risk landscape.
Federal lawmakers are pushing new rules for self-driving cars, but the insurance industry is hitting the brakes. Find out why the SELF DRIVE Act, as written, has experts concerned about your safety and data.
Texas just rolled out a major change to its workers' compensation rules, and it's fantastic news for some of our state's unsung heroes. We're breaking down what this new law means and why it's a huge step forward for injured death investigation professionals.
Texas officials have proposed a staggering 13,000% licensing fee increase for some hemp businesses. This isn't just a budget issue; it's a massive regulatory risk that could put small shops out of business and test the limits of their insurance coverage.
The recent vow by Trump administration officials to keep all U.S. coal plants running is more than just a political headline. For the insurance industry, it's a massive signal that could reshape risk for property, liability, and casualty lines.
Feeling the squeeze from high insurance premiums in Oklahoma? A state senator has introduced a package of reform bills aimed at tackling rising costs. Here's what you need to know.
You might not think a Supreme Court case about global tariffs has anything to do with your insurance policy, but the connection is surprisingly direct. Let's break down why everyone in the insurance industry is holding their breath.