The Latest Breaking News from Insurance

Predators do not choose victims randomly; rather, they filter them. Security experts and behavioral psychologists know that criminals look for “soft targets”—people who appear disconnected from their surroundings. You might think you are simply checking your email while walking to the car, but to a trained observer, you are broadcasting…

Johnson Wagner, a three-time PGA Tour winner and popular analyst at Golf Channel, will begin his new job as an on-course reporter with CBS this weekend at the Farmers Insurance Open.

Most people think payment only happens after a clear “yes,” a signature, or a verbal agreement. In reality, modern systems often treat silence as permission, especially in everyday financial and service situations. That means not responding, not canceling, or not objecting can legally turn into a bill.

Most financial stress doesn’t come from surprise disasters; it comes from warnings we scroll past, delete, or toss in the junk drawer. The real danger isn’t the big bill itself, but the small notice that came weeks earlier quietly hinting it was coming.

Justin Rose led wire-to-wire in winning the Tour's annual stop in San Diego.

Justin Rose will hope his strong start at the Farmers Insurance Open continues as history suggests early success is key to him challenging at The Masters

The Swiss Army knife of accounts can help provide tax-free income in retirement. "Be Prepared."

States and consumers accuse insurance giants of using technology to slow payouts and drop homeowners.

Englishman Aaron Rai withdrew from the Farmers Insurance Open just before the first round, with Franke Capan III taking his place

While American International Group has trailed the broader market over the past 52 weeks, Wall Street analysts maintain a moderately optimistic outlook about the stock’s prospects.

Use last year's tax data to help guide you as you consider this year's taxes, asset allocation and sources of the regular income you'll need in retirement.