Users are finding that what they say on their blog or post on YouTube can have economic consequences. Posting to sites such as Twitter or Facebook for personal and business reasons has increased in popularity in recent years. Posting images or text that slander, defame another’s character or violate copyright laws, however, leave users open for lawsuits.

CIGNA is celebrating a recent graduating class—and what a unique group of graduates they are.

CIGNA’s disability insurance group is donating $25,000 to NEADS, a non-profit organization in Massachusetts that trains service dogs for deaf people and people with disabilities, including wounded veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. The donation celebrates the graduation of NEADS/Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans.

The worst thing that could happen to consumers if life insurance products are brought under the oversight of a proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPA) would be the loss of a key consumer protection—insurance company solvency.

That’s the view of Gary E. Hughes, executive vice president and general counsel of the American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI), who recently testified in front of the House Financial Services Committee.