Insurers Caught Red-Handed in Unpaid Benefits Probe

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The life and retirement segments at Genworth Financial , Hartford Finanical , and ING were among 11 insurers slapped with a new settlement for unpaid benefits. In the video below, Motley Fool contributor Jessica Alling discusses how the insurers misconduct lead to unpaid monies, how much the settlement is, and how investors should be looking at the situation.

One insurer you might be surprised to learn wasn't named in the settlement: American International Group.

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