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Numbers aren't any more reliable than the politicians who toss them around like Scripture.

As employers face rising medical costs, brokers brace for a hit on their group benefits revenue. Meanwhile, Congress is taking a critical look at hundreds of health plans that have been able to dodge a new federal requirement.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners announced last week it has established a new task force to examine and address potential adverse impacts on the role of health insurance agents and brokers that stem from new health reform laws.

people with consumer-driven health plans and high-deductible health plans are more likely than those with traditional coverage to think the new law will affect them personally

A 3-Minute Interview with Malcolm A. Cheung, Vice President of LTC, Prudential Insurance Company

At what point does all this support or attack on health care reform devolve into hyperbole? Do we blame Obama for everything that goes wrong with health care now? Whether he's responsible or not? And for all that it gets right, whom do we praise?

In a recent survey, employers say they are not likely to drop health care once state-run insurance exchanges take effect in 2014, finds consulting firm Mercer.

The dust may have settled on the hill for now, but agents and carriers alike can almost certainly expect more change.