Many middle-income baby boomers are waiting to retire until they are eligible for Medicare, yet more than half admit to knowing little or nothing about the program, a new study says.

A Kent, Wash., insurance agent pleaded guilty to stealing more than $1 million from five elderly clients, weeks after her employer agreed to replace the money.

An “enterprise-wide transformation” is one step closer for Conseco Inc. with the approval of its shareholders of a new name.

The challenges are mounting for the long-term care insurance industry, as larger writers of policies appear better situated than small- and mid-sized companies, according to a new ratings service analysis.

Conseco Inc. wants to rebrand its holding company as CNO Financial Group, a move requiring approval from its shareholders.

Bankers Life experienced a 26% increase in its pre-tax operating earnings, which, along with a boost in life and Medicare supplement sales, led its parent, Conseco, to report $15.4 million in net income in the quarter.

A Fort Myers, Fla., insurance agent had his license revoked following allegations he convinced a senior investor to surrender $70,000 in annuity policies and instead, placed the money into his …  Read →

A conference for African American financial professionals is scheduled for April 27-28 at Howard University in Washington, D.C.

The Fourth Annual Conference for African American Financial Professionals provides attendees with an …  Read →