The Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) has released its 2026 series of bulletins and guidance documents. These updates supersede prior bulletins from 2021, 2024, and 2025, addressing topics such as maximum assignment amounts for cemetery or funeral pre-death assignments, CPI adjustments for auto insurance fee schedules and repayment plan fees, qualified health coverage deductible adjustments, and the use of artificial intelligence by financial service providers. The bulletins also cover the Michigan Property and Casualty Guaranty Association's annual adjustments and cost-sharing for orally administered antineoplastic medication.

Regulated entities, particularly insurers and consumer finance providers operating in Michigan, should review these bulletins to ensure compliance with updated fee schedules, coverage requirements, and new guidance on AI usage. While most bulletins appear to be routine CPI adjustments or updates to existing guidance, the bulletin on AI use may require a more thorough review of internal policies and procedures. No specific compliance deadlines are mentioned within the provided summary, but entities should consult the individual bulletins for any applicable effective dates or implementation requirements.