A war veterans group filed suit against Prudential Insurance Co. and its parent company over its handling of life insurance proceeds for military service members and veterans.

The American Legion, the nation’s largest war veterans’ service organization, criticized Prudential Insurance Co. of America’s handling of veterans benefits.

A Bronx, N.Y., man, his mother and his former co-worker were indicted for allegedly stealing $488,000 in unemployment benefits by creating false businesses and using others’ identities to collect unemployment benefits from Massachusetts.

The medical costs for each workers’ compensation claim in Pennsylvania were comparable to those of other states, a new study finds.

An additional $574 billion in unfunded liabilities — in addition to the previously estimated $3 trillion in unfunded liabilities — from pension plans at the city and county levels, which may affect operational abilities of state and local governments in the future, according to a new report by the Kellogg School.

The Privilege Underwriters Reciprocal Exchange (PURE) is expanding nationally in an effort in part to follow the money, according to its chief executive.

A majority of the states represented in the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) met with President Barack Obama Sept. 22 to discuss implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA).

TIAA-CREF Chief Executive Roger W. Ferguson Jr. says a new generation of workers are interested in lifetime financial security and need the means to do it.

Property-casualty insurance provider Liberty Mutual Agency Corp. filed papers with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to raise $1.22 billion by selling shares through an initial public offering.

A Boston, Mass.-based investment firm is encouraging Congress to pass legislation extending retirement savings coverage to nearly half of all American workers who have no plans through their jobs.