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After six years of selling health and life insurance plans, Boise, Idaho, based agent Patricia Somers decided she was sick and tired of the insurance business.

An Aflac survey found that nearly half of brokers are thinking about leaving the industry. But are they really?

Warning to seniors on Medicare: If someone asks for your personal information for a state insurance exchange under the new health care law, he's probably a crook. Those exchanges don't apply to seniors.

Public companies would have to show the difference in pay between their CEOs and ordinary employees under a proposal advanced by federal regulators.

The very meaning of investment advice for retail investors may be fundamentally altered in what promises to be a big regulatory change.

The U.S. Department of Labor's revamped fiduciary standard will include transactions involving IRA accounts but won't be ready by October, as had been anticipated.

Regulators say advisors should update contingency plans so they can get back to work more quickly following a natural disaster such as Hurricane Sandy.

Passage of a sweeping overhaul of Wall Street regulations in 2010 was a hallmark of President Barack Obama's first term. Three years later, amid delays and compromises that critics say have diluted its ambitious goals, the president is trying to rekindle the law's promise.