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- Sep 25, 2026
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Voluntary benefits lawsuits turn employer Form 5500 data into evidence (opens the original)
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Class actions test whether employers monitored broker commissions on employee-paid coverage A wave of proposed class actions under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) is targeting employers over voluntary benefits their workers pay for themselves, such as accident, critical illness and hospital indemnity insurance. The suits, which started in December 2025, claim employers failed to monitor the broker commissions built into those premiums. United Airlines, Allied Universal and Ba
NAIC targets $1.2 trillion in insurer private credit with tighter solvency rules (opens the original)
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US state insurance regulators are tightening how they assess private credit, complex investments and offshore reinsurance, changes that could provide a clearer view of the risks sitting behind life insurers’ capital and policyholder guarantees. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) outlined the measures in a response to Senator Elizabeth Warren, after the Massachusetts Democrat sought information about insurers’ exposure to private credit, private equity and affiliated inves
Record reinsurance capital fails to close US catastrophe coverage gaps (opens the original)
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Catastrophe capacity is becoming cheaper and more plentiful, but hundreds of billions of dollars of exposure still goes uninsured each year, highlighting the gap between capital available to the insurance market and coverage that ultimately reaches businesses and households. Insurance covered less than half of global catastrophe losses in every year from 2015 through 2025, with 57.8% of losses uninsured over the period, a new Moody’s analysis found. That gap persists even as conditions further u
Public filings expose voluntary benefits commissions to ERISA litigation risk (opens the original)
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Broker commissions embedded in voluntary benefits are becoming a litigation target, with proposed class actions questioning whether employers and their advisers adequately monitored what workers were paying. Where those programs fall under ERISA, plaintiffs are borrowing legal theories long used in retirement-plan fee cases, including breaches of prudence and loyalty, failure to monitor and prohibited transactions, according to Quarles & Brady attorneys Sarah Sise and Lauren Schuster. The argume
Benefits platform exceptions can create $33,750 in hidden annual labor costs (opens the original)
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The price of a benefits platform is easy to put on a spreadsheet, but the labor cost created when transactions fail to process cleanly is much harder to see. Eligibility disputes, reimbursement requests and reconciliation errors eventually land with someone in HR or benefits administration. Individually, those cases may take only a few minutes. Across thousands of accounts, however, they can create a recurring expense that never appears on a vendor invoice. A new PYMNTS Intelligence report produ
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