The American Council of Life Insurers is asking policymakers to bar the securitization of life settlements.
HSA deposits are expected to top $14 billion in assets this year, up from $1 billion in 2006
Buried in the jobs creation law signed by President Barack Obama last month were a number of tax and reporting provisions that have nothing to do with employment opportunities.
The bank urges the Swiss parliament to sign a tax treaty with the U.S. -- or risk winding up on Uncle Sam's blacklist
Now that the days of generous variable annuities are behind them, some advisers are finding ways to fit the revamped, slimmed-down versions into clients' portfolios.
Brian Laubacker has joined The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. Mr. Laubacker will serve as a regional vice president of sales in the western U.S. for The Hartford's individual life insurance division.
The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. has begun recruiting independent insurance agents to sell fixed life insurance products while retaining their own autonomy.
I have a solution for Lee Feldman's salespeople who are worried about losing their income derived from 12(b)-1 fees (“Keeping 12(b)-1 fees discourages churning,” Feb. 1).
Bob MacDonald, the former chief executive of Allianz Life Insurance Co. of North America, has upbraided The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. for selecting Liam McGee as its new chief executive, calling the decision “outsourcing taken to a new and more dangerous level.”
Five millions shares allotted to workers, including officers and sales force leaders
Industry group for insurance and financial advisers gives acting CEO the job on a permanent basis
While the national average cost of home health care increased last year, expenses vary from city to city.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners plans to look into legitimacy of third-party originated annuity transactions
Fixed-annuity sales slid in the fourth quarter and dropped off slightly for the full year of 2009.
Fixed annuity sales slid in the fourth quarter of 2009 — and dropped off slightly for the full year.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch is already planning the next evolution of its Financial Wellness Monitor to be able to score investors' overall financial situation.
Both sovereigns are facing economic woes. Both are facing huge budget gaps. But only one is facing runaway borrowing costs
