Explore the factors driving significant health insurance premium and out-of-pocket cost increases in 2026 across employer-sponsored plans, ACA exchanges, Medicare, and Medicaid. Understand how subsidy expirations and policy changes impact affordability and coverage.

Applied Systems upgrades Applied Pay with Integrated Lockbox and expanded digital options like Google Pay and Apple Pay to expedite premium collections and reduce agency workload.

Rising healthcare inflation is leading to the largest health coverage cost increase for U.S. employers since 2010, driven by higher medical care prices and prescription drug expenses, especially GLP-1 drugs.

Explore the concentration and opportunities of U.S. insurance agents across key states like Florida, Texas, and California, and understand market dynamics shaping agent success in 2024.

Massachusetts construction manager D.F. Pray sues Allianz for refusing defense in $5M property damage claim, highlighting insurer defense obligations and Massachusetts insurance law compliance.

Auto insurance premium increases in the U.S. slowed significantly in 2025, driven by improved insurer profitability, fewer claims, and stabilized repair costs. State differences remain key factors.

A federal lawsuit alleges State Farm mishandled an auto claim and discriminated against a Black policyholder, raising compliance and claim handling concerns in the auto insurance industry.

Auto theft in the U.S. drops by 17% in 2024, but auto insurance premiums continue to rise due to repair costs, inflation, and legal factors influencing the insurance market.

The California FAIR Plan is under financial pressure due to escalating wildfire claims and rising repair costs. Insurers and homeowners face potential assessments or bailouts amid this growing risk.

Florida lawmakers and officials explore property tax reduction strategies balancing homeowner relief with local government revenue needs ahead of a 2025 constitutional vote.