Study Warns Proposed Medicaid Cuts Could Leave 30,000 Nebraskans Uninsured
Harvard study predicts proposed Medicaid cuts could leave 30,000 Nebraskans uninsured, increase deaths, and trigger rural hospital closures due to financial strain.
Wisconsin Legislation Classifies Gig Drivers as Independent Contractors with Portable Benefits
Wisconsin lawmakers passed a bill classifying gig drivers as independent contractors, exempting them from traditional labor protections but introducing a portable benefits program. The legislation impacts gig economy insurance and labor regulations.
Auto Thefts Drop to Pre-Pandemic Levels in 2024, NICB Reports
The National Insurance Crime Bureau reports a 17% drop in vehicle thefts in 2024, returning to pre-pandemic levels and impacting auto insurance risk and claims.
Louisiana Law to Cut Liability Premiums for Commercial Vehicles with Dashcams
Effective January 2026, Louisiana mandates insurers to offer liability insurance discounts to commercial vehicles equipped with dashcams and telematics, aiming to improve safety and lower costs.
Texas Leads U.S. Cities in Driving Safety; Boston Most Collision-Prone per Allstate
The 2025 Allstate America's Best Drivers Report identifies Texas cities as safest drivers and Boston as the most collision-prone, providing key insights for insurance professionals on U.S. driving risk trends.
Why Minimum Auto Insurance Coverage Falls Short and How to Protect Yourself
Most state-mandated minimum auto insurance limits are insufficient for serious accidents. Learn the recommended coverage to avoid financial exposure from injury and property damage claims.
Florida's Auto Insurance Ranks Second Highest with Rising Rates Ahead
Florida drivers face the second-highest auto insurance rates in the U.S., with premiums averaging over $3,200 in 2025 and expected to rise 6-9% in 2026 due to natural disasters and rising claims costs.
Financial Strategies for U.S. Seniors: Enhanced Retirement Contributions and Tax Benefits After 50
Explore enhanced retirement savings options and tax strategies available to U.S. seniors aged 50 and above, including catch-up contributions, tax deductions, RMD rules, and more to optimize retirement readiness.
Rising Car Insurance Costs in Utah Driven by More Accidents and Higher Repair Bills
Utah's car insurance rates have surged due to increased accidents, higher repair costs, tariffs, and more severe weather events impacting claim expenses. Learn key factors driving these trends and ways to save on premiums.
U.S. Auto Insurers Return to Profitability Amid Customer Satisfaction Challenges
U.S. auto insurers have returned to profitability after years of losses but face challenges with customer satisfaction and retention, especially among high-value policyholders. Service quality and seamless cross-channel interactions are now crucial for sustaining growth.