The global insurance sector outlook for 2026 is neutral, showing resilience despite macroeconomic challenges and geopolitical risks. Non-life insurers face margin pressures from slower revenue

The implant remains the only contraceptive implant available in the US and is the most effective reversible option, with multiyear protection and no user maintenance.

Several global reinsurers have pulled back from US healthcare lines, creating room for specialists focused on stability, underwriting depth, and long-term commitment. Commercial group medical

After leaving a job in the US, employer health coverage usually ends on the final workday or at that month’s end, depending on company policy.

About 200,000 Virginians will access new state funding to reduce Affordable Care Act insurance premiums by about 70%, starting November. This $150 million initiative addresses

About 200,000 Virginians will access new state funding to reduce Affordable Care Act insurance premiums by about 70%, starting November, following a $150 million budget

Six months after marketplace subsidies ended in Early-Q1 2026, early indicators showed millions in the US lost coverage and faced much higher healthcare costs. US

New federal rules clarified what ~18.5M Medicaid enrollees may need to show as most states prepare for Jan. 1, 2027, when work requirements begin. The

A federal outlook projected US health spending nearing $9T by 2034, reaching >20% of the economy as demand, demographics, and legislative changes reshape costs. Even

Open enrollment begins Oct. 15, but coverage decisions deserve early review because healthcare can become one of retirement’s largest expenses over time. Start by reviewing