Susan Rupe

The Nov. 5 election is now history, and the nation and the financial services industry is looking ahead to see what a new administration and a new Congress will do after taking office in January.

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield is backing down from a plan that would have set limits on the amount of time it will pay for anesthesia in certain surgeries.

Americans held $33 trillion in individual retirement accounts in 2022, and many of those IRA holders have yet to withdraw their funds and pay taxes on them.

Life insurance with either long-term care riders or chronic illness riders are picking up steam in the marketplace, said Steve Cain, national sales leader with LTCI Partners.

Nearly three years after two financial service professionals launched a program to diversify industry events, Choir is singing its last song.

Long-term care is a financial risk that will touch most Americans, their families and the people surrounding them. The risk is getting larger and it's not going away.

Public policy has a great deal of influence on health benefits, and a panel of experts looked into what the future could bring during the Employee Benefit Research Institute Winter Policy Forum.

There is no precedent to what the U.S. could see in health care under a second Trump presidency, an industry expert said.

Raising the retirement age is just another way of saying, “Cut Social Security,” said the executive director of a Social Security advocacy organization in the wake of a congressman’s recent suggestion that full retirement age should be pushed back.

Controlling runaway government spending will be a major challenge facing the U.S. economy as a new administration and a new Congress prepare to take office in January.