Insurance executives on Colorado’s health-exchange board are replaced
Colorado’s health exchange board, once attacked as a haven for Big Insurance, got a makeover Wednesday with two appointments from Gov. John Hickenlooper.
A Hidden Danger for Insurance Stocks
A Hidden Danger for Insurance Stocks
Which Old Insurance Policies can be Tossed?
Get the shredder ready because some of your insurance clutter might be cleared away easily.
Choppier profits seen on insurance accounting shake-up
By Dena Aubin NEW YORK (Reuters) – The biggest overhaul of insurance accounting in 30 years advanced a step on Thursday with the release of a proposal that some insurers fear could make their profits more volatile. In a move to align financial statements worldwide, the U.S. Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) aims to shine a light on what some call the “black box” of insurers’ finances …
Philadelphia Insurance Names Karen Gilmer-Pauciello New Chief Financial Officer
BALA CYNWYD, Pa. — via PRWEB – Philadelphia Insurance Companies (PHLY), a leading property and casualty insurance company for niche markets, announces the promotion of Karen Gilmer-Pauciello from Senior …
Where Will You Get Health Insurance in 2014?
Obamacare mandates state insurance exchanges open Oct. 1 for individual coverage requirements in 2014
NM current insurance regulator to remain in office
State Insurance Superintendent John Franchini was selected Wednesday to remain as New Mexico’s top insurance regulator when his office becomes an independent governmental agency next month. A nine-member …
Digital Insurance Introduces New Employee Benefits Solutions to Credit Union Industry
Digital Insurance , the nation’s largest and most technologically advanced employee benefits-only agency, will deliver a comprehensive new suite of ancill
When Don’t You Need Life Insurance?
Insurance is a subject that even confounds people who know a lot about finance. While you need it like you need food, sometimes you don’t. Policies can be expensive. AdviceIQ contributor Rick Kahler, who runs Kahler Financial Group in Rapid City, S.D., is a font of common sense and practical financial knowledge – and unravels this question.