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Anna Sutton was shocked when she received a letter from her husband’s job-based health plan stating that Humira, an expensive drug used to treat her daughter’s juvenile arthritis, was now on a long list of medications considered “nonessential benefits.”

A Missouri man who is deaf and blind said a medical bill he didn’t know existed was sent to debt collections, triggering an 11% rise in his home insurance premiums.

Zurich subsidiary OnePath failed to inform a consumer of her rights when rejecting an allegedly fraudulent insurance claim, ASIC has said.

Within months, the government plans to stop footing the bill — and millions of the uninsured and seniors might have to pay full price. Experts say that means fewer people will get the potentially life-saving treatments.

Almost a quarter of buildings and contents insurance claims are not accepted and paid out by insurers, according to new stats published by the Financial Conduct Authority

Some 53% admitted that an injury had affected their work or education in terms of performance or attendance

South Africa has a two-tiered health system. Public health services – which are largely provided free of charge – are run and funded by the state. Private healthcare is owned and run by the private sector. Patients have to pay themselves or via medical insurance to access private care.

Money Saving Expert - founded by Martin Lewis - has handed out some much-needed advice when it comes to boilers and whether or not you actually need to take one out as it's different for those who rent.

Colorado officials are confident the public will be drawn to a new state-specific health coverage plan