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Liposuction Beat Standard Care for a Painful Fat Disorder in Women but Serious Complications Occurred Only After Surgery

A 410-patient German trial found liposuction cut lipedema pain in 68.3% of patients versus 7.6% on standard care, with more adverse events.

Medical Daily

Global Market: China insurer recapitalisation may ease capital constraints and support stock investments

China’s planned $53.6 billion recapitalisation of state-owned insurers and banks could ease solvency pressures and strengthen insurers’ capacity to invest in equities. The move is expected to support balance sheets and potentially boost long-term stock investments, although investors remain cautious about dilution risks and the immediate impact on capital flows.

The Economic Times

China injects over €45 billion into state banks and insurers as growth slows

China's finance ministry is leading a combined 360 billion yuan (€46.1bn) capital injection into eight state-owned banks and insurers, a coordinated effort to strengthen balance sheets strained by weak lending, low interest rates and government instructions to prop up the stock market.

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₹1 crore health insurance for each of 18 family members at just ₹7,000 a year: Marwadi grandfather’s secret strategy to handle medical emergency goes viral

Marwadi grandfather pays ₹7,000 a year to insure 18 family members for ₹1 crore: A wealth advisor’s viral X post highlights how a Marwadi grandfather reportedly provides ₹1 crore health insurance cover for each of 18 family members at an annual cost of around ₹7,000. The post also shared how…

The Economic Times

Global Market: China stocks range-bound as tech gains offset bank, insurance sector losses

Chinese stocks were largely range-bound on Monday as gains in technology shares offset losses in banks and insurers following Beijing’s $54 billion capital-injection plan. The Shanghai Composite slipped 0.2%, while the CSI300 gained 0.2%. Investors also monitored China-US relations, US rate expectations and semiconductor demand.

The Economic Times

Students: as cycle thefts soar, here’s how to protect your bike

Thefts spike during freshers’ week so make sure you choose a good lock and check your insurance

The Guardian - UK

The Big Question: Is timber the secret to affordable housing in Europe?

Europe is scaling up its timber industry, but unsustainable growth could prove disastrous.

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Chanakya Niti's 5 Rules on Festive Spending That Save You From Money Regret After Diwali

Rule 1: Separate desire from need before the bazaar opensChanakya wrote in the Arthashastra that a man who cannot distinguish between what he wants and what he requires will always find his treasury empty. Festive season collapses that distinction by design. The Diwali sale begins in late September now. By…

Times Life

China prepares £40bn stimulus for financial sector amid fears over sluggish growth

Beijing wants banks and insurers to bolster investment in stock market as it helps to replenish cash reserves

The Guardian - UK

7 Signs Someone May Have Changed Your ACA Marketplace Coverage Without Permission

An ACA Marketplace health plan should not mysteriously morph into something different while its owner is busy living life. Yet unauthorized enrollment and plan changes have become a serious consumer protection issue, particularly when someone gains access to Marketplace information or acts without the consumer’s permission. CMS has taken steps…

Everybody Loves Your Money

9 States Where a Traffic Ticket Can Hit Your Wallet Hardest

A traffic ticket might feel like a minor annoyance…until the fine comes due. And some states make that annoyance surprisingly expensive. In 2026, a routine speeding citation can cost hundreds of dollars before a driver even considers what points or higher insurance premiums might do to the household budget.

Clever Dude

8 SNAP Rules Older Americans Should Double-Check Before Their Next Recertification

Receiving SNAP today doesn’t necessarily mean your next renewal will be automatic or that your benefit will stay exactly the same. Recertification gives the state...

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China to pump $54 billion into state banks, insurers in capital-boosting push

China's finance ministry is injecting over fifty billion dollars into state-owned financial institutions. This coordinated push aims to strengthen capital across the nation's banking and insurance sectors. Major insurers like China Life and China Taiping are receiving significant capital infusions. State lenders including Agricultural Bank and Industrial and Commercial Bank…

The Economic Times

Texas insurance fee paid for Flock cams

The higher fee, meant to combat catalytic converter theft, provided millions to expand Flock's network across Texas

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The Economic Times

Mumbai's GSB Seva Mandal gets Rs 703 crore insurance cover for Ganesh festival celebration

Mumbai's GSB Seva Mandal has secured a massive Rs 703.27 crore insurance cover for the upcoming Ganpati festival. The idol will be adorned with over 66 kilograms of gold and 335 kilograms of silver ornaments. This year marks the mandal's 72nd Ganeshotsav celebration, attracting many devotees. More than 40,000 people…

Times Life

How Salaried Indians Can File Their ITR Without a Last-Week Panic Over Documents and Deductions

Start With Form 16, Everything Else Follows From ItForm 16 is the one document your employer is legally required to give you by June 15 each year, and it does most of the heavy lifting for a salaried ITR. Part A of Form 16 shows the TDS your employer deducted…

Newcastle Herald

'Abandoned': insurance fight erupts over pensioners' written-off bus

Lions Club volunteer says bus could have been repaired, but independent ombudsman finds in insurer's favour.

AAP

Australia's sea defences 'lacking' modern minesweepers

Abandoning the purchase of modern tools to counter subsea mines leaves key ports and shipping lanes vulnerable to major disruption, Australia has been warned.

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California woman gets BiPAP machine from Apria Healthcare and told to pay for 10 months. In the 11th month, a new bill came: ‘Keeps me alive’

Billed to live.

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Stayed With the Same Car Insurance Company for Years? Your Loyalty May Be Costing You

Sticking with the same car insurance company for years can feel like the financially responsible thing to do. The bills arrive, the payment goes through, and nobody has to spend a Saturday afternoon comparing deductibles, coverage limits, and enough insurance jargon to make a person question every life choice that…

The Independent UK

New York gallery says Alaska Airlines ruined half a million dollars in Japanese artwork: suit

Exclusive: Eleven paintings were ‘soaked and sustained significant damage’ when they were transferred between flights during a rainstorm in Honolulu, according to court filings reviewed by The Independent

Clever Dude

8 Cars That Look Affordable Until You Price Insurance

A car can appear affordable right up until the insurance quote lands. That seemingly sensible purchase price can hide a second bill, and some cars can cost considerably more to insure because insurers care about repair costs, theft risk, crash history, vehicle performance, and the kinds of claims associated with…

Budget and the Bees

6 Household Bills Worth Renegotiating Before the End of September

September is a smart time to examine household bills before fall expenses, holiday spending, and year-end costs begin competing for your paycheck. Many recurring expenses quietly rise because promotional pricing expires, insurance premiums change, or services remain on autopay long after household needs change. A March 2026 NerdWallet guide notes…

The Guardian - UK

UK subsidence claims surge after hottest summer on record

Insurers in England and Wales tell of busy August with one reporting near-140% jump in claims

International Business Times

Democrats Might Expand Medicare if They Win the House. Lower Eligibility Age for Coverage Is on the Table.

The proposals remain under discussion, and Democrats have not reached a consensus on many of the more expansive ideas.

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