INSURASALES

Oklahoma Governor Vetoes Bipartisan Bill Extending Eviction Timelines

Oklahoma Governor vetoed Senate Bill 128, which would have extended eviction timelines to aid tenants. The veto raises debates on balancing landlord interests and tenant protections amid rising eviction rates.

Allstate Sees $594M April Catastrophe Losses, Homeowners Policy Growth

Allstate reported $594 million in catastrophe losses for April 2024 amid shifts in its insurance portfolio, with homeowners policies rising 2.5% and commercial lines declining sharply. First-quarter net income was impacted by wildfire-related claims and elevated catastrophe costs.

The Standard Enhances Enhanced Choice Index Plus Fixed Index Annuity

The Standard expands its Enhanced Choice Index Plus annuity with new guarantees and innovative crediting strategies, including the S&P 500 Dynamic Intraday TCA Index, enhancing growth and protection options.

Coterie Insurance Relocates HQ to Appleton, WI to Leverage Workforce and Digital Strategy

Coterie Insurance moves its headquarters to Appleton, Wisconsin, emphasizing workforce access and digital strategy to support growth in small business property and casualty insurance.

Sapiens 2025 Client Conference Highlights Insurtech Innovation and Growth Strategies

Sapiens International's 2025 International Client Conference in Vienna showcased AI-driven SaaS platforms and cloud solutions shaping operational efficiency and growth in Property & Casualty, Reinsurance, and Life Insurance markets.

Oklahoma House Bill 2144 Poised to Reshape Health Insurance Bad Faith Litigation

Explore the implications of Oklahoma's House Bill 2144, expanding bad faith claims against health insurers and its potential impact on litigation and insurance market stability.

Proposed Federal Medicaid Cuts Threaten Wisconsin Health Coverage

The proposed $715 billion Medicaid cuts in the federal budget reconciliation bill could result in 13.7 million losing coverage nationwide, severely impacting Wisconsin's healthcare access and Medicaid administration.

House GOP Plan Could End Coverage for Millions by 2034

The House Republican plan to cut Medicaid and ACA subsidies may cause nearly 15 million people to lose health insurance by 2034, reversing years of coverage gains. Learn about policy impacts and regulatory shifts.

Proposed Medicaid Cuts and Work Requirements Could Impact Millions of Older Americans

Explore how proposed Medicaid cuts and new work requirements may affect over 17 million older Americans. Understand the potential policy impacts on eligibility, coverage, and healthcare access.

Healthcare Coverage Gaps Challenge American Indian and Alaska Native Patients in Oklahoma

Explore health coverage challenges for American Indian and Alaska Native Oklahomans, focusing on Indian Health Service limitations, Medicaid expansion impacts, and tribal healthcare systems.