INSURASALES

Congressional Budget Cuts Spark Debate Over Medicare, Medicaid, and VA Funding

Congressional budget cuts proposed by House Republicans raise concerns about potential impacts on Medicare, Medicaid, and Veterans Affairs funding. Key debates focus on program efficiency versus benefit reductions.

Impact of Proposed Medicaid Cuts on Iowa's Healthcare and Economy

Learn how proposed $880 billion Medicaid cuts could affect Iowa's Medicaid program, healthcare access, and economic stability, including job losses and state revenue decline.

AI-Driven Fraud Detection Set to Transform U.S. Property & Casualty Insurance

Explore how AI-driven fraud detection technologies can reduce billions in fraud losses and transform U.S. property and casualty insurance claims management with regulatory compliance insights.

Aging Population to Reshape P&C Insurance by 2050, Capgemini Report Finds

Capgemini report details how aging demographics and AI-driven underwriting will transform property and casualty insurance by 2050 amid evolving risk profiles and climate challenges.

Key Leadership Appointments Signal Growth Strategies in U.S. Insurance Industry

Explore recent leadership changes at Willis, DXC Technology, NFP, and Falcon Risk Services highlighting strategic growth and innovation in the U.S. insurance sector.

SEC Wins Case Against Massachusetts Investment Advisor Over Annuities Commissions

The SEC prevails in a regulatory case against a Massachusetts investment advisor accused of earning fraudulent commissions on annuities sales, affirming oversight over advisors selling insurance products.

TIAA Traditional Annuity Sees Inflow Surge Amid Market Volatility

TIAA Traditional annuity inflows hit a five-year high as investors seek guaranteed assets amid market uncertainty, outperforming standard target-date funds in retirement strategies.

Dr. Mehmet Oz to Lead CMS with Focus on Expanding Medicare Advantage

Dr. Mehmet Oz confirmed as CMS Administrator with mandate to protect and grow Medicare Advantage, improving care and reducing costs for seniors.

Washington State Bans Medical Debt from Credit Scores Starting July 2024

Washington state enacts law banning medical debt from affecting credit scores, reducing financial barriers and credit reporting related to healthcare debt starting July 2024.

Anthem-MU Health Care Contract Dispute Impacts Network Access and Labor Negotiations

The Anthem and University of Missouri Health Care contract dispute restricts Anthem-insured patients' in-network access and influences Local 955 labor negotiations in Missouri.