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  • Affluent Americans’ Retirement Goal Climbs 26% From Last Year To $2.6 Million
    Affluent Americans’ Retirement Goal Climbs 26% From Last Year To $2.6 Million

    Affluent and high-net-worth individuals in the US have saved just 52% of their retirement goal

    Affluent Americans say they need $2.6 million to retire comfortably, according to new HSBC research conducted by Ipsos. This savings target is up 26% over last year.
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  • UnitedHealthcare Introduces AI Companion Empowering People with Simpler Navigation, Personal Experience
    UnitedHealthcare Introduces AI Companion Empowering People with Simpler Navigation, Personal Experience

    Meet Avery: UnitedHealthcare's virtual assistant

    UnitedHealthcare has introduced Avery, a generative AI companion that creates a simpler, more coordinated health care experience for members while empowering customer advocates to more efficiently respond to members.
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  • Household Debt And Credit
    Household Debt And Credit

    Nearly half of Americans say carrying credit card debt Is “normal” as U.S. balances reach $1.26 trillion

    Credit card debt continues to play a significant role in household finances, as balances rose again in the second quarter and many consumers continue to carry revolving debt from month to month.
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  • Financial Worries Rise…
    Financial Worries Rise…

    ... and match health concerns as cost-of-Living pressures mount in 2026

    Households around the world are feeling the strain of the rising cost of living, with financial pressure increasingly shaping everyday choices and long-term confidence.
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  • Healthcare Leaders Agree: Time For Action On Affordability
    Healthcare Leaders Agree: Time For Action On Affordability

    Leaders united on need for healthcare affordability, divided on how to fix it

    Top healthcare experts across the nation overwhelmingly agree the U.S. healthcare system is financially unsustainable, and every stakeholder must share responsibility for making care more affordable, according to a Vitalic Health affordability survey.
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  • Medicare Planning: Why It Matters – And Why Financial Professionals Can’t Ignore It
    Medicare Planning: Why It Matters – And Why Financial Professionals Can’t Ignore It

    Integrating Medicare into holistic retirement strategies

    Protective Life Corporation a U.S. subsidiary of Daiichi Life Group, Inc., has announced the release of a new whitepaper based on proprietary research conducted by its principal subsidiary Protective Life Insurance Company (Protective) in partnership with Greenwald Research.
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  • Financial Advisors Lean on Seminars, AI and Automation to Drive Organic Growth
    Financial Advisors Lean on Seminars, AI and Automation to Drive Organic Growth

    They are blending technology and human connection

    AcquireUp, a technology-first seminar marketing company for financial professionals, today released its 2026 Industry Index, drawing insights from over 500 financial professionals, revealing how financial advisors are evolving client acquisition strategies by blending referral marketing, educational and meal-based events, and automation to build more scalable and predictable net new asset growth.
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  • Bad Online Advice Leads Majority of Americans to Make Regrettable Financial Decisions
    Bad Online Advice Leads Majority of Americans to Make Regrettable Financial Decisions

    Only 2 in 5 Americans Believe Online Financial Information Is “in Their Best Interests”

    Misinformation about money is everywhere online, and Americans are paying the price for it. CFP Board’s latest research report, Steering Clear of Financial Misinformation: A Survey of Americans, finds that while more people are turning to the internet for financial advice, most doubt its credibility.
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  • U.S. Home Prices Rose 0.5% In November
    U.S. Home Prices Rose 0.5% In November

    On a year-over-year basis, home prices rose 5.7%, the smallest annual increase since October 2023

    U.S. home prices grew 0.5% from a month earlier in November on a seasonally adjusted basis, the third consecutive month with a 0.5% increase.
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  • Gradual Increase In Insurers’ Private Equity Investments In 2023
    Gradual Increase In Insurers’ Private Equity Investments In 2023

    Despite the rise in holdings, investment income declined for a second straight year

    U.S. insurers experienced a second straight year of declining income on their private equity investments, which dropped to $7.7 billion in 2023, down from $10.2 billion in 2022, according to AM Best.
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