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Bogus insurance claims worth £233m detected by Aviva in 2025

Aviva said it is seeing a growing number of claims supported by AI‑generated images and manipulated documents, particularly in motor insurance.

The Independent UK

Regulator to bolster disaster risk management

The Office of the Insurance Commission (OIC) is proceeding with plans to strengthen Thailand's disaster risk management framework through a national disaster playbook and a proposed disaster insurance fund aimed at cushioning the economic impact of future catastrophes.

Bangkok Post

These 3 Insurance Stocks Made New 52-Week Highs: Still Time to Buy?

MetLife, Globe Life, and Unum Group are hitting 52-week highs as P&C premiums decline, rewarding insurers with life, group benefits, and health exposure.

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The Escrow Surprise That’s Spiking Mortgage Payments in 2026

Escrow accounts are quietly reshaping monthly budgets across the country in 2026, and many homeowners feel the shock when their mortgage bill suddenly climbs. Property taxes keep rising in many regions, and home insurance premiums continue their upward march, creating a perfect storm inside escrow accounts.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Why a Single Claim Can Haunt Your Premium for Years

A single insurance claim can feel small in the moment, especially after a fender bender or a minor home repair. Insurance companies see that same claim through a completely different lens, and they instantly recalculate long-term risk. That shift often follows policyholders for years, not months, and it changes how…

Everybody Loves Your Money

How to Avoid Fuel Surcharges on Your Summer Travel

Don't let soaring airfares and flight disruptions upend your summer vacation plans. These steps can help.

Kiplinger

A Tampa family gave $50 million to build a children’s hospital and honour the parents who inspired them

The Pagidipati family donated $50 million to St. Joseph's Children's Hospital in Tampa, honoring their parents' 50th wedding anniversary and arrival in the U.S. This significant gift will fund a new standalone children's hospital facility, expanding specialized pediatric care access in the region and reflecting the family's gratitude for their…

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7 Habits That Quietly Raise Your Home Insurance Premium

Home insurance premiums do not rise randomly, even when it feels that way from the outside. Insurance companies track patterns, risks, and claims data that connect directly to everyday homeowner behavior. Small choices inside and outside a home can slowly shift a property into a higher-risk category.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Germany student health insurance guide: Eligibility, costs and coverage

Germany mandates health insurance for all international students seeking university admission. Students can choose between public or private plans. Eligibility for public insurance depends on age and program. Private plans offer flexibility and potentially lower costs. Securing this coverage is a crucial first step for a smooth academic journey in…

The Economic Times

Should You Buy a Beach House? The Truth About Vacation Homes, From a Financial Planner

Before you buy a vacation home, do your homework. Be realistic about mortgage rates, local regulations that limit rental options, insurance and upkeep.

Kiplinger

LIC in talks with regulators on long-term instruments to match growing liabilities: CEO

Life Insurance Corporation of India is working with regulators like the Reserve Bank and Sebi. This is to increase long-term investment options. Inflows into LIC's annuity products are growing. The company is also considering a fintech arm. LIC is prepared for further stake dilution by the government. The government is…

The Economic Times

Your Alma Mater Wants to Sell You Insurance. Should You Buy It?

From life insurance to auto coverage, alumni programs offer another way to shop — but not always the cheapest one.

Kiplinger

‘Know Your Rights’: Cop Calls A Tow Truck After An Accident. Then The Tow Truck Takes The Car Somewhere Unexpected

“What if the at-fault party is uninsured?"

Motor1

Why Rs 1 crore term insurance cover in 2026 may not be enough for many families

Families need more than ₹1 crore in term insurance. Rising expenses and loans mean a higher cover is essential. Experts suggest ₹1.5 crore or more. Buying early offers lower premiums and secures coverage. Policies can be increased later to match growing responsibilities. This ensures financial security for loved ones.

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Evening Standard

World Cup accumulator bet: How to build a 2026 World Cup acca

Our guide to building a World Cup accumulator bet for the 2026 tournament - what an acca is, how to place one, and the offers and tips that make a difference

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UnitedHealth Stock Jumps on Upgrade From Bank of America. UNH Is No Longer Just an Insurance Company.

The reputed broker cited the company's strong Q1 results for the upgrade.

Everybody Loves Your Money

The Homestead Exemption Millions of Homeowners Forget to File

Buying a home comes with a long list of expenses, from mortgage payments and insurance premiums to maintenance costs that seem to appear out of nowhere. Yet many homeowners overlook one of the simplest ways to lower their annual housing expenses. A surprising number of people qualify for a homestead…

Latin Times

Where American Men Live May Shape Their Odds of Surviving Prostate Cancer, New Study Reveals

Researchers and public health experts point to several overlapping factors, including poverty, lack of insurance coverage, fewer primary care physicians and limited access to specialists

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A Bad Credit Score Can Raise Insurance Rates – Here Are 7 Other Ways It Hurts You

A low credit score often feels like a problem reserved for loan applications and credit card approvals. Many people know lenders check credit reports, but fewer realize how far the ripple effects travel through everyday life. A weak score can quietly drain money from a household budget, limit opportunities, and…

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How Is Travelers Companies' Stock Performance Compared to Other Property & Casualty Insurance Stocks?

Travelers Companies has outperformed the Property & Casualty Insurance industry over the past year, and analysts are cautiously optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Everybody Loves Your Money

California Home Insurance Is Set to Jump 16% — The Biggest Hike in the Nation

California homeowners already juggle some of the nation’s highest housing costs, but another expense is preparing to take a bigger bite out of household budgets. Home insurance rates in the Golden State are expected to rise by an average of 16%, making it the largest increase in the country. For…

Kiplinger

Who Signs Off on Your Insurance Premium Hikes? You Might Get to Vote on Them

Check the record of your state's insurance commissioner and then vote in their next election (or on the governor, depending on how your commissioner is chosen).

The Economic Times

LIC buys Maruti Suzuki shares worth Rs 68 crore, insurer's stake in automaker crosses 5%

Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has increased its stake in Maruti Suzuki above the 5% threshold after purchasing 51,750 shares through a market transaction. The move comes amid a decline in Maruti Suzuki's stock this year and reflects LIC's continued investment activity despite market volatility.

The Independent UK

How to find travel insurance that actually covers what you need

Don’t make price the sole deciding factor for picking a particular policy.

Barchart

Is MetLife Stock Outperforming the S&P 500?

MetLife has trailed the S&P 500 over the past year, but the stock has picked up momentum lately, outperforming the broader market over the past three months. Analysts remain optimistic, albeit with a measured outlook.

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