The second-quarter decline in individually underwritten life insurance applications was less than in prior years.

U.S. life insurance application activity for people age 60 and up slowed in June, with results showing the first month with growth of less than 10% in the age group since March 2009.

American General Life Cos. introduced LTC LaunchPad, a tool it calls a streamlined, automated application process for its long-term care insurance.

U.S. application activity for individually underwritten life insurance was flat in May, with growth most evident among middle-age buyers, according to the monthly MIB Life Index.

April showers and storms brought a decline in U.S. application activity for individually written life insurance, according to the MIB Life Index.

A Raleigh, N.C., insurance agent faces charges of obtaining property by false pretense after regulators allege he submitted bogus applications to receive more than $22,000 in commissions.

California’s insurance commissioner says one of the state’s largest property-casualty insurers “disregarded” state laws and may have illegally overcharged thousands for auto and homeowners’ insurance.

U.S. application activity for individually underwritten life insurance increased in March compared to the same month last year, marking the first such increase in six years.

A Woodbine, Md., insurance agent’s attempts to remain competitive cost him his insurance license in Maryland.

The life insurance industry saw its sixth straight month of year-over-year application increases, the longest sustained trend of U.S. increases on record, according to a new analysis.