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Auto insurers refunded $14 billion in premiums last year, according to the Insurance Information Institute. Rates have since stagnated or declined.

As the threat of extreme weather grows, some older Americans are shifting their retirement plans. Here’s how climate change may impact retirees.

Hot and dry early-season temperatures and a high supply of dry fuels have primed states for more severe and frequent fires this year.

President Joe Biden is calling for higher taxes on inherited property. Financial advisors say it may make life insurance more compelling for estate planning.

Last month, North Dakota became the 43rd state to advance employee safety measures and liability protections for employers.

As weather-related events become more severe and costly, it’s important to make sure you have sufficient coverage if your home gets damaged or destroyed.

Private equity firms are buying insurance companies at a record pace. Financial advisors warn some consumers may see higher annuity and life insurance costs.

German online bank N26 is launching insurance policies in partnership with local start-up Simplesurance.

Certain events can drive up the cost of your annual car insurance premiums — some by an average of more than $1,500.

Cases with verdicts of at least $1 million against truck operators have increased dramatically since 2006, with an average jury award of $3.1 million.

Chubb has approached Hartford about a potential takeover.

The Covid pandemic derailed Glenda West’s retirement savings strategy. Suze Orman helped her get it back on track.

A special enrollment period to get a plan through the federal health exchange (or your state’s exchange if it has one) opens Monday and runs through May 15.

Extreme rainfall fueled by climate change has caused nearly $75 billion in flood damage in the U.S. in the past three decades, a new study shows.

The six costliest disasters of 2020 occurred in the U.S., topped by Hurricane Laura’s devastation, which caused $13 billion in damage after hitting Louisiana.

Shares had soared more than 300% above its initial offering price in July.

With the vaccine rollout underway, now might be the time to cautiously plan your future vacation. Here are a few things that may end up costing you more.

During a pandemic health care seems that much more of a necessity – especially with all the economic uncertainties of the COVID-19 crisis   Connecticut residents without health insurance have until midnight tonight to get health insurance that starts on January 1, 2021.  “I’ve been seeing more people upgrading their coverage this year. And people who have been without coverage...

Tuesday was the last day to enroll in an insurance plan through the state”s health exchange, Access Health CT.

It costs over $200,000 to raise a child. Here’s what you need to do get your financial house in order.