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Lincoln National Corporation (NYSE: LNC), known as Lincoln Financial, generates a steady flow of news related to its insurance and retirement businesses. The company focuses on four core areas — annuities, life insurance, group protection and retirement plan services — and its announcements often highlight developments across these segments. Investors and observers can follow updates on earnings, product enhancements, capital actions and strategic initiatives that shape the company’s financial profile and customer offerings.
Recent news has included quarterly financial results, where Lincoln Financial reports segment performance, account balances and trends in sales and flows across annuities, life insurance, group protection and retirement plan services. The company also issues press releases on board-approved dividends for its common stock and preferred stock, as well as debt offerings such as senior notes issued under its registration statements.
Beyond financial reporting, Lincoln Financial’s news stream covers product and partnership activity, such as the introduction of a Capital Group ETF indexed account option within certain fixed indexed annuities, and sponsorship agreements with major sports media partners. The company also shares research findings from its Consumer Sentiment Tracker, offering insight into consumer attitudes on topics like long-term care and retirement planning.
Leadership appointments in areas including investments, investor relations and AI, data and analytics are announced through Business Wire releases and related communications. For readers tracking LNC, this news page provides a centralized view of corporate developments, financial disclosures, product launches, sponsorships and research updates tied to Lincoln Financial’s insurance and retirement businesses.
Lincoln Financial Group has announced the launch of new life insurance products that emphasize 'living benefits' aimed at meeting consumers’ growing interest in policies that provide utility during their lifetime. Key offerings include a revamped Indexed Universal Life (IUL) policy, Lincoln WealthAccumulate®, designed for cash value growth, and an innovative Lincoln WealthPreserve® IUL with protection against market losses. Additionally, a Long-Term Care Rider is introduced to address potential LTC expenses. These products aim to enhance financial planning amidst consumer concerns regarding market volatility.
Lincoln Financial Group (NYSE:LNC) has been chosen by First Merchants Bank to provide its 401(k) defined contribution retirement plans, serving 2,200 participants with approximately $170 million in retirement savings. This partnership emphasizes Lincoln's focus on personalized service and technology, helping employees enhance their financial wellness. The company's WellnessPATH solution offers participants valuable tools for financial planning, while retirement consultants provide educational support. Lincoln aims to improve participants' retirement outcomes through effective strategies and resources.
Lincoln Financial Group (NYSE: LNC) reported a net income of $398 million for Q3 2020, translating to $2.01 per diluted share, a significant recovery from a net loss of $(161) million in Q3 2019. Adjusted loss from operations stood at $(133) million, worsened from $(46) million in the prior year due to unfavorable notable items totaling $552 million. The company announced a 5% increase in its quarterly dividend to $0.42 per share, payable on February 1, 2021. Average account values rose by 7% to $279 billion, reflecting a positive growth outlook despite pandemic-related challenges.
Lincoln Financial Group (NYSE: LNC) research indicates the growing demand for guaranteed income options in retirement plans. Nearly 66% of workers view this as a "wow factor" for job offers, and 71% expect employers to provide such options. The SECURE Act has simplified offering these plans, reversing a decline from 2016-2019. Over 70% of workers are interested in guaranteed income products, which enhance budget confidence in retirement. As traditional pensions decline, the need for alternatives is more pressing, especially among younger generations.