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USAA, a leading provider of insurance and retirement solutions for U.S. military personnel, is donating four refurbished vehicles to military families through the National Auto Body Council (NABC) Recycled Rides program.

The recent wildfires in the Los Angeles area have exacerbated an existing crisis in California’s home insurance market, leaving many residents without adequate coverage.

A new law taking effect in July mandates vehicle insurance for all drivers in Virginia, ending the previous option to register uninsured vehicles by paying a fee.

With security breaches on the rise, UC’s identity theft protection program, provided through Experian, is an essential resource for employees and retirees.

A growing number of Florida homeowners are choosing to forgo property insurance, driven by high premiums and a troubled insurance market. This trend presents significant financial risks.

The city of Philadelphia is exploring pet insurance and other benefits to attract millennial and Gen Z employees and address staffing shortages.

Investopedia experts have named Lafayette as the best overall whole life insurance provider for February 2025 due to its financial stability, policy options, living benefits, and customer service record, with other companies earning top marks in specific categories.

Vincent G. Fannick, owner of Vince’s Towing in Pittsburgh, faces numerous charges including insurance fraud and theft after allegedly overcharging customers for short-trip tows.

A recent law change in New York allowing workers to file for workers’ compensation for mental injuries due to ‘extraordinary work-related stress’ is expected to increase claims and litigation. Experts offer perspectives on implications, potential legal challenges, and the ongoing precedent-setting cases.

The increasing frequency and severity of wildfires, particularly in California, are driving greater adoption of sophisticated risk management tools within the insurance industry.