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The 22 Strongest Life Insurance Companies
These 22 companies are the strongest life insurers in America.
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Manulife, Allstate Units Vulnerable to Defaults
Some of the biggest life insurance companies might suffer as defaults rise on commercial mortgage-backed securities.
12:59AM 04/03/09
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The 20 Strongest Annuity Insurers
Some companies have been hit by losses but still carry some of the top ratings.
06:49AM 03/17/09
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Variable Annuity Questions Answered
Variable annuity holders who bought the products based on unrealistic expectations have been hammered. TheStreet.com lays out what to look for.
11:46AM 03/11/09
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The 25 Strongest Auto Insurers
The 25 most financially sounds auto insurers have at least one thing in common: A dedication to conservative underwriting and investment practices.
12:21PM 02/20/09
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The Hartford Sinks on Capital Concerns
The Hartford shares plummeted more than 29% Friday, after the insurer slashed its dividend and offered no news about its government bailout application.
03:14PM 02/06/09
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Life Insurers Fall, after Relief Plan is Rejected
Life insurance regulators' surprise rejection late Thursday of industry proposals to relax capital and surplus requirements is a win for policyholders, but could have a damaging effect on stocks in the sector.
11:52AM 01/30/09
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Allstate Swings to Loss, Cutting Jobs
Allstate shares fell more than 20% Thursday after the insurer reported a $1.1 billion fourth-quarter loss and announced 1,000 job cuts.
12:51PM 01/29/09
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Property/Casualty Payouts Hit $25B in 2008
U.S. property/casualty insurers are expected to pay out $25.2 billion in 2008 property losses, the fourth highest annual total in a decade, according to new data.
04:41PM 01/20/09
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Life Insurers Take a Hit From Shaky Market
Life insurers saw $26 billion of their capital and surplus take a hit from the shaky stock market during the first nine months of 2008, TheStreet.com Ratings found.
11:05AM 01/15/09