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Determined to help employees improve their financial security at retirement, a growing number of employers are placing greater emphasis on improving and institutionalizing their 401(k) investment lineups to ...
A new special report by Fitch Ratings predicts revenue and earnings growth for U.S. insurance brokers will improve, albeit ...
Health reform law may have unintended effect on volunteer firefighters
While advances in genetic testing increasingly give people critical information that may help prevent disease, genetics experts say sometimes the hype around...
A pair of laptops that may contain the personal information of approximately 840,000 Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield subscribers was stolen from the insurer’s Newark, N.J., headquarters early ...
Study: Auto insurance rates becoming more affordable
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Affordability of automobile insurance improved during the previous decade for both middle- and low-income consumers in ...
According to a survey of more than 200 registered investment advisors (RIAs) conducted by Aberdeen Asset Management, while historical returns, rankings, manager tenure and brand name are ...
Insurance agents feeling left out of “Obamacare”
In a decision that could have national implications, a federal judge in Connecticut temporarily blocked UnitedHealthcare late last week from dropping an estimated 2,200 physicians from ...
The American Society of Pension Professionals & Actuaries (ASPPA) has responded by letter to the Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) directions for the treatment of same-gender spouses in employee benefit plans covered under ERISA in the wake of ...
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Chesapeake Employers announces promotions for CFO, AVP and director
Virginia sets workers’ compensation premium level adjustments
Firm introduces private market flood insurance in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh police Officer Vernon Gibson, 38, who had previously been accused of insurance fraud, has been charged with drunken driving after ... Read »
North Dakota insurance agent Gary L. Ihry was fined $57,500 by state insurance regulators after treating 21 clients to a Minnesota Vikings game and holding two annual customer appreciation dinners for hundreds ... Read »
