The passage of health reform in 2010 was chosen by visitors to IFAwebnews.com as the biggest story of 2010.

The financial services reform legislation approved this month assures that indexed annuities will remain regulated as insurance products, not securities.

President Barack Obama signed sweeping financial services regulatory reform into law today (July 21), creating a system of oversight designed to prevent future meltdowns of the financial services industry in the U.S.

The Democratic-led Senate overcame a Republican effort to halt passage of the Dodd-Frank Act, clearing the procedural hurdle and assuring its passage.

A U.S. Senate and House conference committee on financial services regulatory reform agreed early today (June 25) on a bill that would avoid duplication between state and federal insurance regulation.

The saga of American International Group is one of the biggest stories of the decade, and the implications of its descent and eventual government bailout, to the tune of some $180 billion, are likely to reverberate long into the next decade.