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Finance Ministry asks PSU banks, insurers to adopt austerity measures, shift to EV

India’s finance ministry has directed state-run banks, insurers and financial institutions to cut costs through measures such as limiting travel, holding meetings virtually and shifting to electric vehicles. The order applies to institutions including State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda and Life Insurance Corporation of India.

The Economic Times

Macro worries cloud markets, but domestic fundamentals offer cushion: Sandip Sabharwal

Market expert Sandip Sabharwal highlights that despite global headwinds like rising crude oil and currency weakness, Indian corporate fundamentals offer stability. He views the Bharti-Prudential deal positively for FDI and sees potential tactical upside in the IT sector, while cautioning about Vodafone Idea's structural challenges and favoring private banks over…

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12 Best Address Verification Tools for Insurance Companies in 2026

For insurance companies, an incorrect address is more than a minor inconvenience.

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SNP Westminster leader demands urgent review of UK’s ‘anti-business policies’

Dave Doogan said policies such as the rise in employer national insurance contributions should be ‘scrapped as soon as possible’.

Evening Standard

The government plans to tighten NDIS eligibility. Here’s what’s likely to change

Amid the noise and spectacle of budget week, one significant policy change has slipped largely under the radar. Health Minister Mark Butler introduced changes that, if passed by parliament, will tighten access to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

The Conversation

New Medicare Deductible Shock: Part A Hospital Costs Climb to $1,736 and Nursing Facility Coinsurance Hits $217 Per Day

Millions of older Americans are already feeling squeezed by rising grocery prices, higher utility bills, and increasing prescription drug costs. Now, another expense is climbing...

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Why Some Children Lose SSI Benefits After Turning 18 — Even With an Autism Diagnosis

For many families, receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for a child with autism provides essential financial stability. The monthly payments often help cover therapy costs, transportation, educational support, and daily living expenses that insurance may not fully pay for. That is why many parents are shocked when they receive a…

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Prudential to acquire 75% stake in Bharti’s insurance business for Rs 3,500 crore

Prudential plc is set to acquire a 75% stake in Bharti Life Insurance Company Limited from Bharti Life Ventures Pvt Ltd. This strategic partnership aims to expand access to life and health protection solutions across India, leveraging the combined strengths of both organizations. The deal signifies a significant development in…

The Economic Times

8 Things You Should Never Say to an Insurance Adjuster — It Could Cost You Thousands

Car accidents create chaos fast. One minute someone cruises home from work, and the next minute flashing lights, tow trucks, and ringing phones take over the day. Then comes the insurance adjuster, sounding calm, friendly, and helpful while quietly gathering information that could shrink a payout dramatically. Many drivers assume…

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Woman Buys Honda Pilot. Then The 'Behavior Report' Feature Starts Causing Marital Problems: 'It Just Told My Husband'

A Honda dealership posted a video of a phone call between its reception desk and a customer who says her brand-new Pilot is, in her words, "snitching" on her. She explains that her husband had just opened the HondaLink app and seen the driver behavior report showing she had hit…

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British tourist breaks neck during France trip, faces huge medical bills after travelling without insurance

A British man has been left unable to walk and staring at huge medical bills after breaking his neck during a holiday in France, all because he travelled without insurance.

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Arvind Kejriwal launches night clinic in Goa; promises free power and health cover ahead of 2027 Assembly polls

Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal inaugurated a night polyclinic in Goa. He promised free electricity, health insurance, and monthly financial assistance for women if AAP wins the 2027 Assembly elections. Kejriwal attacked the ruling BJP government over power cuts and smart meters. He projected AAP as an alternative…

The Economic Times

Land levy planned despite anti-'forever tax' pledge

A bid to overhaul emergency services funding could result in property owners paying hundreds of dollars for a land tax in one state.

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SBI must pay Rs 5 lakh to woman despite 6-year delay in claim: Nagpur consumer panel

A Nagpur consumer commission directed SBI to pay Rs 5 lakh to a widow. The payment is for an insurance claim filed six years late. The commission cited the widow's mental shock after her husband's sudden death. It stated the bank failed to inform customers of their rights. The bank's…

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EverQuote Sees Insurance Carrier Comeback Fueling Growth Toward $1B Revenue

EverQuote (NASDAQ:EVER) Chief Financial Officer Joseph Sanborn said the online insurance marketplace is benefiting from a healthier property and casualty insurance industry as carriers shift from restoring underwriting profitability to pursuing policy growth. Speaking with Needham & Company ana

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Sagicor Financial Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Sagicor Financial (TSE:SFC) reported softer first-quarter 2026 core earnings as adverse mortality experience in North America and market-related losses weighed on results, though management said it continues to view the company’s underlying return profile as intact. On the company’s earnings call,

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Avoid These 7 Everyday Habits That Could Trigger Higher Insurance Premiums — Experts Warn

Insurance costs are climbing across the country, and many Americans are shocked to discover that everyday habits can quietly push premiums even higher. While inflation,...

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Onex Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Onex (TSE:ONEX) said its first-quarter 2026 results reflected solid performance at its recently acquired insurance platform Convex, continued private equity realizations and growth in its credit business, even as market volatility weighed on some reported measures. Chief Executive Officer Bobby Le

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Woman Gets Into Car Accident. The Other Driver Is At Fault. Then She Gets Some Upsetting News: 'It's Basically False'

A woman says a simple trip to eat lunch in an empty parking lot turned into a costly insurance nightmare after another driver hit her parked car and then tried to handle the damage without involving the police or insurance.

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DexCom Maps G8 Launch, Coverage Expansion and Double-Digit Growth at Investor Day

DexCom (NASDAQ:DXCM) used its 2026 Investor Day to outline a long-range plan centered on new product launches, broader insurance coverage for continuous glucose monitoring, international expansion and margin improvement. President and Chief Executive Officer Jake Leach said the company’s next phase

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Major Auto-Insurance Rule Changes in 2026: Could Your Premium Jump? Here’s the State-by-State Breakdown

Gas prices already spark enough road rage, but 2026 is delivering another expensive surprise straight to American drivers’ wallets. States across the country continue rewriting auto-insurance rules, raising minimum coverage requirements, tightening claim regulations, and forcing insurers to recalculate risk in ways that could hit monthly premiums hard. Drivers who…

Kids Ain't Cheap

Why More Families Are Going Into Debt Over Autism Evaluations

For many parents, the first step toward understanding their child’s developmental differences starts with an autism evaluation. What many families do not expect is the financial shock that often follows. Across the United States, parents are increasingly draining savings accounts, maxing out credit cards, and taking on loans just to…

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Chasing the Sun: How Savvy Retirees Are Affording the Two-Home Lifestyle Now

Living in two cities as a snowbird has its challenges, but when you do it the right way, it's fun and affordable. Here's how to protect your wealth as a seasonal snowbird.

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‘The Iran war left my insurance policy void’: how the conflict is affecting travellers

A student could lose hundreds after the UK changed travel advice – others face flight cancellations due to fuel shortages

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UK drivers struggle to get insurance for Chinese EVs such as Jaecoo

Firms do not offer cover for some models, or charge more than for equivalent petrol cars, research finds

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