During his visit this afternoon to NU's editorial headquarters, New York Insurance Superintendent Eric Dinallo raised an interesting possibility to help fuel a reborn Insurance Exchange--the trading

Was the addition of a vague plank to their platform calling for a "natural disaster insurance policy" just a cynical ploy by Republicans to gain votes in Florida? It was indeed, says NU Editor In Chie

With Exxon Mobil reporting a record $40.6 billion in net income last year--nearly as much as the entire property-casualty industry combined through three-quarters--why is it that critics keep hammering

Insurers that adopted a "Rope-A-Dope" strategy--offering no comment to devastating allegations in a Bloomberg Markets cover story headlined: "The Insurance Hoax," accusing homeowners carriers of syste

With talk of trillions of dollars being casually thrown around when discussing our various economic debacles, the fact that AIG lost $61.7 billion in the fourth quarter of 2008 doesn't sound so

If someone improves their credit score, does that make them a better driver? And if they suffer a financial setback and their score plummets, does that mean they are a worse driver? NU Editor In Chief

With about one-third of those without health insurance apparently making enough money to afford a policy--but for some reason choosing to go bare--the question for those backing universal coverage is

Now that Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee have pulled off dramatic victories in the first presidential poll, what do Iowa's results mean for the rest of the primary season, and, down the road, for the i