In 2025, the FTC settled with MediaAlpha for $45M over deceptive health insurance lead generation, including illegal telemarketing and false government affiliation claims, emphasizing enforcement of consumer protection laws in insurance marketing.

California is advancing a bill to regulate car dealer fees, banning junk fees, requiring full price transparency, and establishing a used car return period. This follows previous federal efforts and could reshape auto retail practices.

Oklahoma's file-and-use insurance rate system contributes to the nation's highest property insurance premiums, contrasting with California's cost-saving prior-approval model. This analysis explores regulatory impacts on homeowner and auto insurance rates.

Michigan financial advisor Todd Bernstein charged with insurance fraud for submitting false annuity applications involving early annuity surrenders, under investigation by Michigan DIFS and Attorney General.

Explore the role of Direct Repair Programs in Florida insurance claims, coverage implications, and the importance of informed decisions in water damage repairs.

Wealth Express introduces term life insurance with guaranteed rates and no medical exams, eliminating hidden fees common in digital platforms. Transparent pricing restores consumer trust.

California's CARS Act aims to improve auto retail protections after the FTC CARS Rule was overturned, enhancing affordability and reducing risks for vehicle buyers.

Massachusetts creates a stakeholder working group to address costly foundation damage from pyrrhotite affecting thousands of homes, aiming for legislative solutions by 2026.

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.