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‘Dog ate my false teeth’ – thousands of canine-related claims made to insurer

The average cost to put dog-related claims right is £1,200, but in some cases claims can run into five figures, Aviva said.

The Independent UK

Editorial: What insulin should cost: Eli Lilly comes through for Americans with diabetes

A hearty thank you to Eli Lilly, one of the planet’s top three producers of insulin, for slashing the price of its most widely prescribed form of insulin by 70% while capping related out-of-pocket costs at $35 a month. That means diabetics with private insurance will now pay costs on…

Tribune News Service

Queensland considers third-party car insurance reform

Queensland is looking at a shake-up of the state's compulsory third-party car insurance scheme amid concerns over premium competition and insurer profitability.

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Ways to cut costs as Awful April bill rises around the corner

The biggest bills faced by households are those for their energy, water, broadband, mobile phone contracts, insurance and subscription services.

Nottingham Post

In Texas, Medicaid ends soon after childbirth. Will lawmakers allow more time?

In Texas, many uninsured people can access Medicaid if they get pregnant. But 2 months after giving birth, the coverage ends. Advocates say new moms need a full year, to improve maternal health.

WEKU

San Diego Roman Catholic diocese facing yet another lawsuit — now from its own insurance company

SAN DIEGO — The insurance carrier for the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego filed a lawsuit Friday contending that because the diocese violated the terms of its insurance policies, the company should not have to pay out any money to settle claims from hundreds of people alleging they were…

Tribune News Service

Double killer Alex Murdaugh told cousin 'I want you to shoot me in the back of the head'

Disgraced South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh, who was addicted to painkillers, wanted to die so his son Richard could cash in his £8million life insurance policy

Daily Mirror

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Ke Huy Quan says he lost his health insurance because he couldn’t book a job after Everything Everywhere

Oscar-nominated actor said he could ‘not get a single job’

The Independent UK

Eli Lilly is cutting insulin prices and capping copays at $35 – 5 questions answered

Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly is slashing the list prices for some of its most popular insulin products by 70% and capping insulin copays at US$35 for uninsured patients and those with private health insurance. These changes follow efforts by the federal government, the California state government, nonprofits and some companies…

The Conversation

Alex Murdaugh's high-profile murder trial featured a tangled web of lies, risky testimony and a bomb threat

The Murdaughs held a tight grip on a South Carolina county for more than 100 years until a double homicide and a twisted web of crimes brought the family patriarch undone.

ABC News

LIC recoups losses as Adani Group shares rise

NEW DELHI: State-owned Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) has recouped losses on its investment in Adani Group stocks after shares of the apple-to-airport conglomerate rose for the third consecutive session.

The Times of India

DWP relaxes pensions deadline after National Insurance scramble floods phone lines

Government will consider payments made after April 5 on a 'case-by-case basis' as people rush to plug gaps in their NI contributions

Chronicle Live

Alex Murdaugh still faces dozens of charges of stealing from clients and family members

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Their names are not well-known like the man accused of stealing from them, Alex Murdaugh, who raked in millions of dollars in income and then pilfered millions more, prosecutors say.

Tribune News Service

Should you rent or buy? Before you decide, ask yourself some questions

The decision to rent or buy is more complicated than cost alone.

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Was the solution to Florida’s insurance crisis found 15 years ago?

TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Florida’s property insurance market was in freefall in 2006 after a series of hurricanes. Premiums were rising. Insurers were going out of business or threatening to leave the state.

Chicago Sun-Times

James ‘Tim’ Norman of ‘Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s’ gets life sentence for murder plot

Restaurant manager from reality show arranged shooting death of his nephew to collect a life insurance payment.

Newsroom.co.nz

We must fight this climate enemy instead of fiddling while Rome burns

The Natural Hazards Insurance Act 2023 is a masterpiece of convolution and only covers flood damage to land. What about other climate-change-induced events?

Daily Mirror

Thousands of savers could get extra time to boost state pension by £10,000s

The Government said on Wednesday that if customers were unable to pay voluntary contributions by April then it will consider payments made after the cut off

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Daily Record

Surge in demand to top-up State Pension could see deadline extended for some people next month

People have until April 5 to plug gaps in their National Insurance record.

Evening Standard

Beazley eyes cyber crime and space as new frontiers for insurers as profits take a hit from investment losses

FTSE 100 company backs London insurance market’s reputation for innovation

Tribune News Service

Surprise-billing law loophole: When ‘out of network’ doesn’t quite mean out of network

It was the first day of her family’s vacation in the San Juan Islands last June when Danielle Laskey, who was 26 weeks pregnant, thought she was leaking amniotic fluid.

The Independent UK

The ‘next Ozempic’ became a social media sensation. Then everything changed

When Mounjaro came on the market, TikTok went wild. People with obesity ordered the drug in droves thanks to a coupon that allowed them to access it for just $25 a month. Then the coupon went away, leaving destruction in its wake — and obese patients warring with diabetics. Emily…

Daily Record

New State Pension deadline next month for people to make sure they qualify for maximum retirement payment

The number of extra National Insurance years available to buy drops to the last six tax years from April 6.

The Independent UK

Contributions to boost state pensions will still be considered after deadline

The Government said it will consider payments made after the deadline on April 5 ‘on a case-by-case basis’.

The Independent UK

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