Rising homeowners insurance costs in New York driven by inflation, climate risk, litigation, and regulatory challenges are prompting calls for legislative reforms and risk management innovations.

A Pinecrest incident involving a 61-year-old woman and children on e-bikes highlights liability and insurance issues in residential areas amid growing e-bike use.

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) proposes new enforcement pathways to improve audit oversight and regulatory response times, aligning with its Future of Audit Supervision Strategy.

New federal legislation introduces significant cuts to Medicaid and ACA marketplace subsidies, tightens eligibility requirements, and may reduce coverage for millions by 2034.

Vermont Blue Advantage will terminate Medicare Advantage plans at end of 2025, prompting members to select new coverage during the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period. Key details on plan options, guaranteed issue rights, and regulatory guidance for Vermont residents.

Several Medicare Advantage providers are expected to exit the New Hampshire market in 2025, prompting significant changes for beneficiaries during the Medicare open enrollment period.

Special Needs Plans (SNPs) enrollment now constitutes 21% of Medicare Advantage, driven by regulatory changes and payer concentration, amid overall MA market growth challenges.

The potential expiration of the ACA enhanced premium tax credit by the end of 2025 could lead to significant health insurance premium increases and coverage losses, with lawmakers negotiating extensions amid broader economic pressures.

Record auto loan debt and new tariffs are increasing vehicle ownership costs for U.S. consumers, raising risks for the automotive financing sector and requiring careful financial planning.

Illinois Senator Michael E. Hastings proposes legislation to prohibit insurance cost shifting and ensure premiums reflect local risks, enhancing fairness and transparency in insurance rates.