Exploring how climate change drives the U.S. property insurance crisis, analyzing state regulatory responses, and reviewing proposed insurer, land-use, and federal policy solutions.

The Louisiana Department of Insurance launches Insurance Pop-Up events to offer in-person policy support, improve consumer understanding, and navigate market challenges in homeowners and auto insurance.

Connecticut’s Department of Insurance is reviewing multiple takeover proposals for PHL Variable Insurance Co. amid ongoing rehabilitation efforts, including moratorium on benefits and portfolio realignment.

Medicare Advantage plans in Rochester-Finger Lakes are terminating in 2026, requiring beneficiaries to select new plans by Dec 7 or revert to Original Medicare with higher costs. Understand the implications for prescription costs and coverage changes.

Wisconsin Assembly Bill 699 proposes a specialized LTC insurance guaranty account funded by life and disability insurers to safeguard policyholders, with tax credits to ease insurer costs.

CMS released 2027 proposed Medicare Advantage rules focusing on simplifying Star Ratings, expanding risk adjustment data use, and streamlining reporting requirements.

Explore how credit scores affect car insurance premiums in the U.S., with state-specific regulations limiting credit usage. Discover insurer options for consumers with poor or no credit and learn strategies for cost-effective insurance shopping.

Federal lawmakers must act by December on ACA premium tax credits that have reduced health insurance costs in Iowa. Without renewal, premiums could rise substantially for those under 400% of poverty.

The NY Department of Financial Services issues updated cybersecurity guidance for insurance firms managing risks from third-party providers, emphasizing AI and contract controls under Part 500.

Washington's new insurance bill strengthens consumer protections, imposes fines per violation, prohibits post-loss Assignment of Benefits, and preserves key ACA preventive services in state law.