Tag: insurance regulation

Florida Proposes Insurance Regulation Updates to Address Market Challenges

Florida officials propose updates to insurance regulations targeting homeowner insurance cost challenges and market stability. Stakeholders engage on balance of consumer protection and insurer solvency.

Senate to Vote on GOP Healthcare Plan Amid Obamacare Subsidy Expiration

Upcoming Senate vote on GOP healthcare plan could impact Obamacare subsidies and insurance regulatory compliance.

ACA Subsidy Expiration Sparks Senate Healthcare Bill Votes Amid Bipartisan Negotiations

Upcoming expiration of ACA subsidies triggers Senate votes on competing healthcare bills to address insurance cost challenges and extend tax credits, with bipartisan efforts ongoing.

ACLI Pushes Federal Policy to Boost Annuity Access in U.S. Retirement Plans

ACLI urges U.S. lawmakers to support federal reforms enhancing annuity access within workplace retirement plans, promoting guaranteed income for retirees.

Study Reveals Credit Score Penalties Outweigh Natural Disaster Risks in Homeowners Insurance

New research reveals that poor credit scores increase homeowners insurance premiums more than living in disaster-prone areas, prompting calls for regulatory reform and pricing transparency in the U.S. insurance market.

CMS WISeR Model Launches Tech-Enabled Prior Authorization in Six States

CMS initiates the WISeR Model in six states to employ AI-driven prior authorization, targeting reduced low-value services and Medicare spending under traditional fee-for-service programs.

ACA Marketplace Coverage for 2026 Surpasses Prior Year Enrollment

ACA marketplace enrollment for 2026 coverage exceeds last year amid key Senate votes on premium tax credit extensions and marketplace policy changes.

New Jersey Voters Confident but Concerned About Health Insurance Costs and Regulation

Poll shows New Jersey voters understand health insurance plans but are concerned about rising costs and state regulation impact, highlighting cost sensitivity and regulatory worries.

New Jersey Voters Confident in Health Insurance Knowledge but Concerned About State Influence

A Rutgers-Eagleton poll finds New Jersey voters confident in understanding health insurance plans but concerned about government regulation and rising costs.

Senate Majority Leader Discusses Healthcare Plan Impacts and Policy

Senate Majority Leader John Thune addresses the effects of various healthcare plans under Obamacare, highlighting implications for insurance regulation and market compliance in the U.S.