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Why Your Insulin Price Could Change Even When Your Insurance Plan Doesn’t

Before he died, my father had a rough battle with diabetes. Managing the disease is challenging enough without being surprised by a higher pharmacy bill, or...

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Why Adult Children Should Know Where Their Parents’ Financial Accounts Are

A missing password, an unknown bank account, or a forgotten insurance policy can turn a family emergency into a financial scavenger hunt. Adult children who know where their parents keep important financial information can step in faster during illness, injury, or other unexpected moments.

The Free Financial Advisor

Why new Houthi threats in the Red Sea could spell trouble for global oil prices and inflation

On Monday, the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen announced they would impose a “maritime embargo” on Saudi Arabia, in what could mark a dangerous escalation in the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran.

The Conversation

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Mass. Senate wants to address primary-care doctor shortage

Massachusetts faces a primary care crisis, with 30% of residents struggling to find doctors

The Independent UK

Cube Highways Trust collects Rs 1,687 crore from anchor investors ahead of IPO

Cube Highways Trust secured Rs 1,687.5 crore from anchor investors before its public offering. The Infrastructure Investment Trust plans to raise Rs 5,000 crore through this upcoming public issue. Prazim Trading and Investment Co emerged as the largest anchor investor, committing Rs 300 crore. Strategic investors also subscribed to units…

The Economic Times

How to Read the “Loss Settlement” Section of Your Home Insurance Policy

A home insurance policy can look like a small novel written by someone who deeply enjoys semicolons, but the “Loss Settlement” section deserves special attention. This part explains how your insurer calculates payment after covered damage, and the difference between a check based on replacement cost and one based on…

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Virginia woman’s cat passed away. When she tried to cancel her pet insurance, Banfield allegedly refused to delete the account and asked for $100

“Losing a pet, a member of the family, is always a heavy ordeal.”

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Mark Cuban Says If You Want to Fix Healthcare, ‘Remove Insurance Companies From the Equation’ — Make It Cash Only and Cut Costs 40%

Mark Cuban says healthcare costs could fall about 40% by replacing insurance with cash payments, increasing transparency, and reducing fraud, overbilling, and upcoding.

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California’s New Affordability Enforcement Teams Homeowners and Renters Should Watch

California just created a new enforcement team aimed at one of the most painful parts of modern life: the bill that somehow keeps getting bigger even when the paycheck does not. California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the California Department of Justice’s Affordability Response Team on June 8, 2026, with…

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Travelers Stock Surges 10% as Earnings Beat Reveals Underwriting Discipline

Travelers shares jumped about 10% after a Q2 2026 earnings beat, driven by investment income, AI-driven underwriting gains, reinsurance restructuring, and reserve releases rather than premium hikes.

MarketBeat

QX Global Group appoints Vijay Pahuja as Group Chief Executive Officer

Long Ridge Equity Partners-backed finance, accounting and recruitment KPO leader appoints industry veteran Vijay Pahuja to lead its next phase of growth and transformation.

The Economic Times

5 critical checks before buying health insurance policy to avoid claim rejections

Choosing health insurance requires careful consideration of several important factors. Opting for a policy simply because it has a low premium can leave you underinsured and cost you more when you actually need to file a claim. Adequate coverage is crucial, especially as medical inflation is projected to rise significantly…

The Economic Times

LIC rejects five life insurance claims saying policyholder hid diabetes: Court finds disease diagnosed only after buying the policies; orders over Rs 60 lakh payout

LIC rejects five life insurance claims saying policyholder hid diabetes: The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ordered LIC to pay over Rs 60 lakh to a Mumbai woman whose son died of a cardiac arrest in 2013, after the insurer rejected all five of his life insurance policies claiming…

The Economic Times

FDA Approves Lipfendra, the First Oral PCSK9 Inhibitor: A Once-Daily Pill That Cuts LDL Cholesterol as Well as Injectables

FDA approved Lipfendra (enlicitide), the first oral PCSK9 inhibitor, on July 16, 2026. The once-daily pill cut LDL by up to 59% in trials. Here's who it's for.

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The Conversation

Cutting community participation budgets isn’t needed to save the NDIS

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) reform bill, now before parliament is the centrepiece of the federal government’s budget savings measures.

International Business Times

Climate Change Is Turning Taxpayers Into the World's Biggest Insurer

Historical data, diversified pools of policyholders, and statistical probability have allowed insurers to estimate future losses and allocate capital accordingly.

The Economic Times

Motor insurance: Consider issuing circular standardising cross-border coverage clauses, SC to IRDAI

The Supreme Court on Monday asked IRDAI to consider issuing a master circular to standardise cross-border coverage clauses in motor insurance policies, saying policy language must be clear on whether coverage extends beyond India. The court observed that ambiguity in insurance contracts creates delays in motor accident claims and often…

The Economic Times

Oriental Insurance rejects mediclaim saying hospitalisation was not necessary: Court says doctors, not insurers, decide medical necessity; orders over Rs 2 lakh payout

Oriental Insurance rejects claim saying hospitalisation wasn't necessary: A Delhi consumer commission has ordered Oriental Insurance to pay Rs 2.24 lakh to a woman whose health insurance claim was rejected after the insurer declared her hospitalisation unnecessary. The commission found that the company had no basis to override the treating…

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Why the Red Sea remains one of the world's most dangerous shipping routes

Red Sea Shipping Route Explained: In a concerning development, Iran has alerted the world to possible disruptions in the Red Sea that threaten vital energy markets. The Bab el-Mandeb Strait, an essential trade artery, is now under scrutiny as Houthi rebels have stationed missiles and drones nearby. This precarious situation…

The Economic Times

Turtlemint eyes profitable FY27 as renewal book grows

The company operates an insurance distribution platform that enables point-of-sale persons (Posps) and advisors to sell insurance products across India, particularly in tier 3 and 4 markets, unlike online aggregators, which primarily rely on digital customer acquisition.

Budget and the Bees

Why Travel App “Protection” May Not Protect Your Family Trip

Planning a family vacation is exciting, and travel booking apps make it easier than ever to reserve flights, hotels, and rental cars in just a few taps. During checkout, many travelers see an offer for inexpensive travel protection and assume it provides complete peace of mind. Unfortunately, that assumption can…

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Could This LensCrafters Offer Save Hundreds on Prescription Glasses?

Buying new prescription glasses can be surprisingly expensive, especially if you need progressive lenses, anti-reflective coatings, or other premium upgrades. It’s not unusual for a...

Everybody Loves Your Money

How Property Photos Taken by AI Are Changing Insurance Renewals

A home insurance renewal used to feel routine. Pay the bill, file the paperwork, and move on with life. Today, many insurers rely on artificial intelligence to review updated property photos before they decide whether to renew a policy, adjust premiums, or request repairs.

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ONEAM seeks to extend fund as liquidity is squashed

One Asset Management (ONEAM) is seeking approval from unitholders of its ONE LS4-UI fund to extend the fund's liquidation period by up to five years, as an "unprecedented" liquidity squeeze in the secondary market for US life settlement assets has delayed investor repayments.

The Free Financial Advisor

6 Disability Insurance Definitions Workers Should Read Before Relying on Employer Coverage

Employer disability insurance can feel like a comforting safety net, but the fine print often hides the details that decide how much help arrives when a serious illness or injury interrupts a paycheck. Before counting on workplace coverage, workers should learn the key disability insurance definitions that shape eligibility, claims,…

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