Insurance Blog

A new website helps job seekers take a closer look at the multifaceted career choices available in insurance.

Health care reform moves ahead with new consumer protections, insurance regulations and a revised state deadline.

With a divisive presidential election behind us, some states are softening their hard-line stance against health care reform.

Some Black Friday shoppers will notice an unusual new product on the shelves of their local Wal-Mart: life insurance.

Primary care doctors are forsaking solo practices for larger groups and hospitals that are poised to benefit from health reform.

Hurricane deductibles may have been waived for Superstorm Sandy, but beware of little-known “windstorm” deductibles.

The battle-scarred Affordable Care Act will move forward as a result of President Barack Obama’s re-election Tuesday night.

If a tree falls in a storm like Sandy, who pays? You might be surprised at how homeowners insurance handles these claims.

While homeowners insurance policies typically cover hurricane damage, the devil is in the deductible.

Superstorm Sandy may usher in new homeowners insurance policy options and rate increases for the Northeast.