The Latest Breaking News from Insurance

Despite government efforts to clean up the industry and improve oversight, the economic slowdown and a new risk-focused regulatory regime are adding to the problems

The latest figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics are almost enough to force folks off the road – a 19 percent increase in auto insurance rates. Dr. Aaron Yelowitz is an economics professor at the University of Kentucky’s Gatton College of Economics. He has a few theories about…

Attorneys for 10 states and some Louisiana local governments hope a federal judge will block a new system for calculating rates for federal flood insurance

The approval for Taikang Life could pave the way for other insurance firms to use the instrument to strengthen their balance sheets

With the stock market looking fragile here, it might be time to look at buying some protection on stocks that we don't necessarily want to sell.

Texas is still the state with the highest percentage of uninsured residents, at nearly 17 percent, according to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau survey released Thursday.

Consumer advocacy group Choice finds single parents face cost hikes of up to 70% when adding dependants while most two-parent families face no increase

From April to June, the Financial Ombudsman Service received 3,869 complaints about car and motorcycle insurance and 1,776 buildings cover cases.

When natural or manmade disasters happen, renters insurance can mean the difference between catastrophe and stability

As Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) continues its robust performance, surpassing the broader market, its market capitalization reaches an unprecedented high. Given this backdrop, let’s take a closer look at the conglomerate’s investment appeal at the current price level….

Making more than the maximum income level for Medicaid isn’t necessarily a deal breaker