A consumer advocate warns state insurance regulators about the risk that life insurance policies, pensions, and annuity benefits may go unclaimed, posing challenges for providers and regulators.

Florida Citizens Property Insurance plans a 2.6% average residential rate cut for 2024, driven by 2022 litigation reforms and ongoing depopulation efforts to stabilize the insurance market.

The IRS expands Health Savings Account eligibility as GOP plans to let Affordable Care Act subsidies expire reshape the U.S. health insurance landscape. Legislative debates and enrollment fraud issues loom.

Senate Finance Committee explores the Health Care Freedom for Patients Act addressing Obamacare subsidy fraud and sustainable health care reforms to lower premiums.

NAIC anticipates FEMA reforms to enhance disaster aid and resolve National Flood Insurance Program funding issues, impacting federal disaster funding and insurance regulation.

A coalition of 21 states led by Arizona AG Kris Mayes opposes conditioning ACA premium tax credit extensions on abortion coverage bans, citing state sovereignty and health access concerns.

NAIC proposes phasing out investment subsidiary reporting in insurer annual statements and RBC instructions to improve transparency and regulatory oversight in insurance investment practices.

The VA amends SGLI and VGLI Accelerated Benefit Option rules to permit alternate applicants, enhancing access for medically incapacitated servicemembers and veterans.

Federal court ruling finds ACA unconstitutional, impacting protections for pre-existing conditions and Medicaid; public opinion shifts influence healthcare insurance markets.

The GAO 2025 report reveals persistent fraud in ACA enrollments with unauthorized plan changes despite new CMS federal rules, urging stronger verification for insurance marketplaces.