Nevada's 2026 insurance sandbox allows experiments with wildfire coverage, aiming to stabilize the market but raising concerns about coverage adequacy for homeowners at risk.

Explore how the U.S. insurance industry records record underwriting profits despite climate risk concerns, amid uncertainties in climate risk modeling and regulatory impacts on pricing.

A Rutgers-Eagleton Poll reveals most New Jersey voters understand their health insurance plans but remain concerned about costs and state regulation. Insights highlight demographic variations in confidence and cost considerations.

Federal Reserve rate adjustments influence dealership floorplan interest and affect new and used vehicle loan rates offered by indirect lenders.

California delays Zone Zero wildfire safety rules, affecting home insurance and wildfire risk management amid regulatory and homeowner challenges.

Explore the transformative shifts in the U.S. workers' compensation insurance market, driven by escalating claims costs and reserve challenges, with California as a leading indicator.

Generali Switzerland restructures by separating Life and Non-Life insurance operations and updates key leadership roles to enhance profitability and market position.

CMS proposes removing creditable coverage reporting requirements for HRAs under Medicare Part D to reduce administrative burdens and beneficiary confusion.

Starting January 1, 2026, Indiana's new Medigap 'birthday rule' law guarantees seniors aged 65+ an annual opportunity to switch Medigap plans without medical underwriting, allowing them to shop for better rates.

Senators, led by Deb Fischer, call for repealing a Biden-era policy restricting actual cash value homeowners insurance for federally-backed mortgages, citing negative effects on affordability and consumer choice.