Rhode Island law prohibits auto insurers from raising premiums simply because policyholders ask about their coverage, effective 2026. This enhances consumer protections and guides insurer compliance.

Florida's Property Insurance Stability Report reveals increased insurer financial risk and lack of transparency. Learn about regulatory disclosure limits and market impact.

Texas enacts Senate Bill 1238 to end the insurance 'widow penalty,' preventing rate hikes for surviving spouses on auto and home insurance. Effective Sept 2025.

A phishing scam falsely claiming unclaimed life insurance policies is targeting consumers, warns the Better Business Bureau. Learn how to recognize and avoid these fraudulent insurance offers.

Examining concerns over app-based tracking of driving data affecting auto insurance rates, related lawsuits, and emerging U.S. privacy legislation.

Louisiana Senate advances House Bill 148, sparking debate over expanding Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple's authority to reject auto insurance rate hikes amid rising premiums.

Bene Market LLC and Seguro Medico LLC operated deceptive health and dental discount plan sales via a call center, raising compliance issues in insurance marketing.

California Supreme Court reviews if life insurance lapse laws apply to policies issued outside California but renewed within the state, impacting insurer obligations and consumer protections.

Texas lawmakers consider Senate Bill 213 to ban forced bundling of home and auto insurance, enhancing consumer choice and transparency in the home insurance market.

A loophole in the Affordable Care Act has led to the sales of low-cost health insurance plans by a former sitcom writer, raising concerns about coverage adequacy and regulatory compliance in the U.S. health insurance market.