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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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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…

The Economic Times

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…

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'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.

Newcastle Herald

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.

AAP

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…

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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

The Independent UK

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…

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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…

Budget and the Bees

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

The Guardian - UK

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.

International Business Times

Short Circuit: An inexhaustive weekly compendium of rulings from the federal courts of appeal

Fancy timepieces, traitors, and lengthy footnotes.

Reason

Curb misselling, not agents: Insurance reform needs a scalpel, not a hammer

Indian insurance regulators are rethinking intermediary payment structures to reduce misselling. Proposed reforms aim to lower distribution costs and improve policyholder value. However, these changes could negatively impact individual agents who reach uninsured populations. Banks, which also engage in misselling, may be less affected by the reforms. Sharper tools like…

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Nepal floods could cost insurers over $130 mln even before death, injury claims

Nepal's recent flood may cause over 20 billion Nepali rupees in insured losses. Hydropower projects sustained the most significant damage from the devastating event. Delayed repairs could trigger business interruption payouts for postponed plant operations. Nepal's small non-life market relies on domestic and foreign reinsurers. Insurers may review Himalayan infrastructure…

The Economic Times

Insurer can't reject claim if alcohol habit disclosed before policy purchase: Consumer commission

A consumer commission ordered Edelweiss Tokio Life Insurance to pay over fifty lakh rupees. The company rejected a widow's claim despite disclosed alcohol consumption by her husband. Hypertension and diabetes were also noted as lifestyle diseases by the commission. The insurer was found guilty of deficiency in service for rejecting…

MarketBeat

Accelerant’s Take-Private Deal Raises a Bigger Question for Insurance Stocks

Accelerant Holdings shares surged 43% after strong Q2 earnings and a Thoma Bravo take-private deal at $20.25 per share, highlighting value in specialty insurance exchange models.

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‘Makes me so angry’: South Carolina mom feels ‘helpless’ after her son’s recovery is at risk. UnitedHealthcare allegedly denied coverage for his rehab

“It makes me so angry that they can control what happens.”

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Nepal floods could cost insurers over $130 million even before death, injury claims

Nepal’s devastating floods could trigger more than 20 billion Nepali rupees ($132.3 million) in commercial insurance losses, with hydropower projects expected to account for most claims. Eleven projects in the affected region suffered damage, while insurers warn the disaster could prompt tighter coverage, higher premiums and stricter underwriting for Himalayan…

The Economic Times

Should young professionals buy health insurance beyond their employer cover?

Employer health insurance offers peace of mind, but what happens when you change jobs? This article explores the benefits of securing your own health cover in your 20s, even with existing employer protection. Discover how buying early can lead to lower premiums, faster waiting period completion, and long-term financial advantages,…

AAP

Over 65s 'expensive target' in health insurance debate

One of Australia's most senior GPs has warned the government's cost-cutting insurance rebate measures are likely to blow out, as people forgo treatment.

The Economic Times

Rs 15 lakh fraud money credited to senior citizen’s account, police wanted to question him; HC grants anticipatory bail on this ground

Criminals deposited Rs 15 lakh in senior citizen’s bank a/c; police wants to question him; HC grants anticipatory bail and observes mere deposit of crime money in a/c insufficient to conclude he was knowingly involved in the crime

Medical Daily

Ohio Opens a Cancer Navigator Office After a West Chester Family Spent His Final Weeks Fighting Paperwork

Ohio created a Pediatric Complex Care Navigation Program after Jayden Zurlinden died at 20. It is open to families at any income level.

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Helping an Adult Child Who Lost a Job: The Support Choices That Quietly Wreck Your Own Retirement

When your adult child calls to say they’ve lost their job, the instinct to help can be immediate. You may have savings, a paid-off house,...

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Could Someone Be Collecting a Commission From Your Health Insurance Without Your Knowledge?

A health insurance agent or broker can earn a commission from an insurance company when they help someone enroll in a plan, and that payment may never appear as a separate charge on the consumer’s bill. That does not automatically mean something shady happened, but it does create an important…

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