The nation’s bank holding companies’ total insurance revenue remained steady for the first half of the year compared to the same period last year.

Just about half of consumers say building a retirement fund is one of their most important financial concerns, a new survey finds, yet the majority do not have a written financial plan in place.

High net-worth clients aren’t getting the attention they deserve or the information about products and services available to them – at least in their minds.

The life settlement industry, still reeling from its loss of funding sources in 2008 that caused a 4% decline in transactions, may be poised for a strong return, an industry analyst predicts.

Fewer than half of employee benefit plan sponsors say the money they pay toward workers’ benefits has increased this year.

President Barack Obama minced no words in his weekly radio and Internet address Oct. 17, saying the Congress’ review of the anti-trust exemption granted to insurance companies is appropriate because they are standing in the way of health care reform.

Heightened market competition is hurting auto insurance companies in the United States, according to a new report.

A new poll shows that 49% of Virginia voters are against President Barack Obama’s plans to reform America’s health care system.

Insurance industry executives worry about the effect of regulation on their performance over the next few years, but disagree on how financial service regulatory reform should unfold, according to a recent survey.

Homeowners, believing they are getting a better value and more discounts on coverage for their properties, reported the greatest level of satisfaction with their homeowners’ insurance company in the last five years, according to a new study.