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We love our furry/scaly friends — but pet costs are rising along with the cost of living. From daycare to grooming here are some ways to save money on pet care.

Kiplinger

Is this the end of the Auckland dream?

The costs of Auckland's clean-up will be paid for by generations as insurance costs rise, while land that escaped this time may have been destabilised to terror-filled tipping points for storms to come, write John Morgan and Nicolas Lewis

Newsroom.co.nz

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…

The Independent UK

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Martin Lewis viewer 'absolutely staggered' as MSE issues warning over state pensions

'I thought I’d paid shedloads of National Insurance in my time'

Nottingham Post

Battered by Brexit, alarmed by poverty, the City is finding a new sense of purpose

The finance sector is at last setting its sights on reviving UK business

The Guardian - UK

Britain's first serial killer - Sunday school teacher with 13 kids who murdered 20 people

Mary Ann Cotton had just given birth to her 13th child when she was accused of killing her young stepson - she had killed 20 other people too

Daily Mirror

Why scammers who stole billions in unemployment benefits may get away with fraud

WASHINGTON — Just a small percentage of the at least $60 billion in unemployment payments estimated to be lost to fraud during the pandemic has been recovered, and time is running out to prosecute those who committed the crime.

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

The Independent UK

Range Rovers Are Painful To Insure In London Due To High Theft Risk

The Range Rover is the second most stolen vehicle in the UK in 2022.

Motor1

Martin Lewis issues urgent pension warning to anyone aged between 45 and 70: ‘Check yours now’

Money Saving Expert founder calls on anyone eligible for pension to ensure national insurance contributions are in order before 5 April

The Independent UK

Number plate myths debunked: What March 2023 changes really mean for you and the value of your car

There are several number plate rules to follow

Wales Online

Allianz Ayudhya eyes 10% premium gain

Life insurance firm Allianz Ayudhya Assurance is aiming for 10% growth of gross written premiums (GWP) this year after posting 34.3 billion baht in 2022 amid challenging headwinds.

Bangkok Post

8 States With the Highest Car Insurance Rate Increases

Car insurance rates are on the rise everywhere, but it's worse in some states than others. Does your state have the cheapest or most expensive premiums?

Kiplinger

Martin Lewis issues urgent warning to people about state pensions, as one woman is left 'absolutely staggered'

One fan of Martin's money saving advice approached the money buff as she was unaware she had been opted out of the additional state pension - meaning she had a shortfall spanning several years.

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Fortune

Why generative A.I. isn't ready for "high stakes"

And a new lab in Oxford from Aioi Nissay Dawa Insurance and A.I. startup Mind Foundry aims to better model risk

Irish Mirror

Holiday warnings for Irish heading to Spain, Portugal, Italy and more European spots this summer

Some European spots are known for high crime rates while others have issues with political demonstrations. Here's what you need to know about Spain, Portugal, Italy, France and Turkey, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Reuters

Ukraine to set up $500 million insurance fund for cargo ships entering ports

Ukraine will offer compensation for possible damages to civilian vessels entering its ports, Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov said on Friday, as Kyiv tries to boost exports that are vital for its war-hit economy.

Reuters

Insurers count the cost of ships snagged in Ukraine crisis

Insurers are facing half a billion dollars in claims for up to 60 commercial ships still stuck in Ukraine a year after the start of the war with Russia, industry sources said.

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The Independent UK

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

Bristol Post

Martin Lewis warns millions have just six weeks to boost state pension by thousands

It's "not long to do something quite complicated" he warns

Newsroom.co.nz

Bulk of Hawkes Bay fruit growers’ crops uninsured

Orchardists are picking up the pieces from Gabrielle and keen on all the support they can get.

Reason

No Sealing of Record to Protect Reputation of Defendants

From Liberty Mutual Fire Ins. Co. v. Maple Manor Neuro Center Inc., decided Tuesday by Judge Linda Parker (E.D. Mich.): This dispute arises from no-fault insurance benefits that Plaintiffs … paid to Defendants … for the treatment of [Plaintiffs'] insureds pursuant to Michigan's No-Fault Act. Plaintiffs are insurance companies providing…

Tribune News Service

A bitter battle over the ‘orphan drug’ program leaves patients’ pocketbooks at risk

A prescription drug that helps Lore Wilkinson walk and talk despite a rare muscle disease cost her so little for more than a decade that she didn’t even use her insurance to pay for it. But now, her Medicare insurance is shelling out about $40,000 for a one-month supply of…

Daily Mirror

Charity slams insurers for refusing to cover losses suffered during lockdown

'The insurers seem to be saying we should have carried on regardless'

Tribune News Service

Insurers, Republicans square off with Biden on Medicare ‘cuts’

WASHINGTON — The insurance industry and Republicans are using the debt ceiling fight and President Joe Biden’s vows not to cut Medicare to fend off changes to private Medicare Advantage plans, which are popular among the public but have faced criticism about their costs to the government.

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