Policy and price changes do not impact most commercial insurance buyers
The individual insurance market makes up a sizable segment of most insurers' business.
Financial advisors must change tactics to appeal to younger generations
Financial planning is a booming industry, and the sector is expected to see a surge in new clients as more Americans work to put themselves in a better condition.
Divorce leads to loss of health insurance for many women
When couples get married, many of them choose to also combine their finances, credit accounts and insurance coverage to strengthen their financial positions.
Repeal of dealer insurance disclosure law may drive business to auto insurers
The most common advice most consumers receive before purchasing auto insurance is to compare different policies to find the most comprehensive and cost-effective plan.
Cost drives insurance decisions for consumer-driven participants
There are a number of factors that consumers consider when choosing the right health insurance coverage, ranging from family size, plan features and provider.
Large percentage of adults say 2013 will be better for their finances
Many Americans are putting 2012 behind them and looking forward to 2013 - especially when it comes to their finances.
Acquisition, expansion included in property insurers’ 2013 growth initiatives
This year brought a number of proposed regulatory changes for the insurance industry, as well as a significant number of claims from Hurricanes Irene and Sandy, a string of wildfires and other natural disasters that occurred throughout the United States.
Hurricane Sandy highlights effectiveness of social media in a crisis
Many insurers are adopting social media channels as part of their insurance marketing and b2b lead generation strategies.
Employers see significant rise in health insurance premiums
While the individual health insurance market is a core component of most insurers' businesses, plans purchased by corporations and small businesses make up another sizable and profitable portion of their product shares.
Women more likely to follow financial advice, but find it inaccessible
Financial advisors may find that males are their primary clients and tend to be more aggressive in their investments and retirement plans.