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More health insurers monitoring consumers’ online habits
When it comes to the amount of data companies in all industries are using these days to streamline their processes, health insurers seem to be ready and willing adopters of these new methods overall.
States reviewing their health insurance laws under new environment
The ways in which insurance companies across the country are able to deal with health coverage has changed significantly in the last few years, and that’s just on a national level.
California mulls options to limit health insurance rate increases
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act obviously brought with it sweeping changes for the health insurance industry, but at the same time, it also impacted the ways in which government agencies in that sector must operate.
Employers consider bare-bones coverage plans under ACA
One of the big questions that many industry analysts had when it came to health insurance coverage provided by employers under the new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act mandates – which go into effect next year – was simply how smaller companies in particular might react.
Which Global Changes Will Most Impact the Life Insurance Industry?
These days, the world seems to be changing more rapidly than ever before, and the new facts of life that these shifting realities bring are something to which everyone must react in some way.
U.S. life insurance sector expected to rebound
Over the past several years, life insurance issuers have likely learned the hard way that the recovery hasn’t been uniform, and many companies may have continued to struggle despite broader economic improvement.
Health care spending slated to rise in 2015
Health care costs have been rising for some time now, and as a result, so too has the amount consumers spend on it.
New insurance bill put on hold
Not too long ago, the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate seemed poised to sign off on a bill that would amend part of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act to clarify that insurance agencies did not have to conform to bank capital rules.
Early retirees falling into coverage gap?
These days, millions more Americans have health insurance than they did just a few years ago, but at the same time, there is still a potentially significant part of the population that could be affected by a lack of coverage: baby boomers who retire early.
Regulators may make life insurance industry harder to navigate
One of the things that’s most often cited by those in the life insurance industry as a potentially major impediment to future growth is heavy – and growing – oversight from regulators at both the state and federal levels.