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Under health care reform, the cost of health insurance could soar for smokers beginning on Jan. 1, 2014.

Report claims the nation’s largest retailer plans to launch its own version of state health insurance exchanges.

A new report says American lifestyles and behaviors have shortened our lives and made us more prone to sickness and disease.

Frozen and broken pipes rank second only to hurricanes in the number of homes they damage and claims costs to insurers.

States have nine months to come up with a better name than “exchange” for their new health insurance marketplaces.

The 10 Most Ridiculous Lawsuits of 2012 points once again to a costly problem: We sue too much in America.

New York art galleries and New Jersey art warehouses could combine for a record $500 million in Sandy-related insured losses.

An auto insurance pamphlet that has outlived its usefulness will be discontinued, but its impact for consumers will likely live on.

Looking for the price tag on the medical procedure your doctor prescribed? Put your sneakers on and prepare for a runaround.

Superstorm Sandy, texting drivers, flood insurance reform and the Affordable Care Act made insurance headlines in 2012.