New study reveals how a partner's low credit score can increase mortgage payments by $437 monthly due to higher interest rates and insurance costs. Key insights for insurers and mortgage lenders.
Hartford Insurance Group's insider sales in Q2 2025 coincide with strong underwriting discipline, premium growth, and a favorable property-casualty market, creating a contrarian investment opportunity.
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a vital Affordable Care Act provision on preventive care coverage, affirming the federal process governing insurance mandates under HHS authority.
Insurance companies are retreating from wildfire and hurricane-prone areas, causing rising premiums and fewer coverage options for homeowners. This shift challenges mortgage lending and exposes growing risks in disaster-prone U.S. regions.
U.S. Physical Therapy posts 16.4% revenue growth and a 2.54% dividend yield in Q1 2025, offsetting Medicare reimbursement cuts with strategic expansions and payor diversification.
Social Security and Medicare are nearing reserve depletion amid 2025-26 budget discussions, raising concerns for U.S. insurance and regulatory sectors.
The Tenth Circuit affirms that Colorado auto insurers can limit liability coverage to vehicles listed in policies, reinforcing vehicle-specific liability rules under state law.
Bowhead Specialty Holdings sees increased institutional investment and favorable analyst ratings following strong Q1 earnings, highlighting growth in the specialty P&C insurance sector.
The imminent expiration of the enhanced health care premium tax credit poses significant risks to insurance affordability and coverage continuity for millions of Americans, especially those with chronic health conditions. Legislative action is critical to prevent premium hikes and coverage loss.
A new Congressional Budget Office report projects 11.8 million Americans could lose health insurance over the next decade under the Senate Republicans' version of the tax bill, highlighting significant insurance coverage challenges ahead.
