Changes to the state's tort laws make Ian claims disputes the last of its kind. Attorney fees no longer added to damage ...

If Summa Health and insurer Anthem don't reach a new deal by Jan. 1, Summa will be out of network for many Ohioans. Negotiations remain unproductive.

The Federal Reserve cut its key interest rate Wednesday by a quarter-point— its third cut this year— but also signaled that it expects to reduce rates more slowly next year than it previously ...

A major legal battle has erupted in Pinellas County, Florida, where an insurance company is seeking damages from a plumbing ...

"We spend more on administrative costs than we do on caring for heart disease and caring for cancer," said Harvard University economist David Cutler. And medical bills accounted for more than half of ...

With Gov. Mike DeWine's support, Ohio will soon require insurance to cover up to $2,500 per hearing aid every four years for ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell sent shock waves through markets over the week when he hinted there would be fewer ...

Insurance coverage for physical ailments has expanded steadily, while coverage for mental health issues remains out of step.

With a Jan. 1 deadline rapidly approaching to reach a new contract, Summa Health and insurer Anthem appear far apart on a deal to continue in-network coverage for about 67,000 patients covered by ...

At a time when billion-dollar weather events around the state and country are steadily increasing, a new panel of experts in climate policy, finance, consumer advocacy, construction and insurance has ...

A strategic balance of annuitization and systematic withdrawals is key to optimal retirement outcomes, a new study found.

Florida officials have thumbed their noses at the federal government's efforts to provide health insurance to children of ...