I’m single, 75, and living with kidney disease and a pacemaker. I’ve no long-term care insurance. Will I be OK?
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The Battleground of Home Insurance: California Faces a Reckoning
# Consumer Group Sues Over Potential Home Insurance Surcharges in California ## Is This the Breaking Point for California Homeowners? In what might be called a classic clash between consumer rights and insurance industry practices, a Los Angeles consumer group has filed a lawsuit against Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, seeking to block potential surcharges on…
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Battle Lines Drawn: Consumer Group Takes Insurance Commissioner to Court Over Potential Homeowner Surcharges
CALIFORNIA’S INSURANCE CROSSROADS: CONSUMER GROUP TAKES COMMISSIONER TO COURT A high-stakes legal battle has erupted in the Golden State that could affect the wallets of millions of California homeowners. Consumer Watchdog, a prominent advocacy group, has filed a lawsuit against California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, seeking to block what they describe as potentially burdensome surcharges…
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My therapist said he was in-network. The insurer says he’s not. Am I obliged to pay full rates for all prior sessions?
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As the eldercare crisis escalates, families seek help from these coaches and consultants
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Will health insurance pay for Covid vaccines this fall?
If you want a Covid shot this fall, will your employer’s health insurance plan pay for it? There’s no clear answer. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a longtime anti-vaccine activist, has upended the way Covid vaccines are approved and for whom they’re recommended, creating uncertainty where coverage was routine. Agencies within
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The Storm at Home: Florida’s Insurance Crisis Leaves Homeowners High and Dry
The Storm at Home: Florida’s Insurance Crisis Leaves Homeowners High and Dry Is the American dream becoming unattainable in the Sunshine State? That question haunts thousands of Florida homeowners who face a perfect storm in the property insurance market. Rising premiums, mass policy cancellations, and insurance companies fleeing the state have created what many call…
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‘I have Type 1 diabetes’: I’m 64 with a $1.3 million 401(k). Is it too late for long-term-care insurance?
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After Venus Williams’ Comment, Here’s What to Know About Athletes’ Health Insurance
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Digital Shadows: Florida Homeowners Join Forces After Financial Data Exposure
Data breaches continue to haunt American business and industry like ghosts that cannot be exorcised. This week, Florida homeowners band together in a class action lawsuit against a litigation funding firm following a substantial security incident that exposed personal and financial information. The case highlights growing concerns about information safety in our increasingly digital world….
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As Global Insurance Rates Fall, American Small Businesses Face Rising Tide
# As Global Insurance Rates Fall, American Small Businesses Face Rising Tide Insurance markets tell stories – stories of risk, opportunity, and economic winds shifting across continents. The tale unfolding now reveals a curious divide between global trends and American realities that demands our attention. ## What’s happening in global insurance markets? Is there a…
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When Costs Rise: U.S. Casualty Insurance Rates Climb Against Global Trends
U.S. COMMERCIAL INSURANCE RATES — MIXED TRENDS WITH RISING CASUALTY COSTS A quiet storm is brewing in the American insurance landscape. While global commercial insurance rates dropped by an average of 3% in the first quarter of 2025, the U.S. casualty insurance market is moving in the opposite direction. This shift signals a hardening market…
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Global Q1 Commercial Insurance Rate Drops Mask US Casualty Sector Concerns
# Global Q1 Commercial Insurance Rate Drops Mask US Casualty Sector Concerns A curious divergence has emerged in the insurance world, like two rivers flowing from the same mountain but headed in different directions. Global commercial insurance rates declined by an average of 3% in the first quarter of 2025, yet here in America, the…
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Global Commercial Insurance Rates Drop, But U.S. Casualty Trends Tell a Different Story
Insurance Numbers Tell Two Tales: What Homeowners Need to Know The numbers don’t lie, but they sure can tell different stories depending on where you look. For homeowners and small business owners keeping a weather eye on their insurance costs, there’s a curious tale unfolding in the market that deserves attention. Global commercial insurance rates…
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Bharti AXA rolls out new savings-linked life insurance plan
The Bharti AXA Life Guaranteed Bachat Plan is a non-linked, non-participating savings plan. Buyers can customise policy term, payment term, payout, and rider options. By CNBCTV18.com July 12, 2025, 5:22:56 PM IST (Published) Bharti AXA Life Insurance has launched the Bharti AXA Life Guaranteed Bachat Plan, a new savings and protection product designed for middle-income
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The Digital Driving Dilemma: Phone Distractions and Insurance Evolution
APRIL 30, 2025 – The numbers are in, and they paint a picture as clear as a Texas sky at high noon: Americans are glued to their phones behind the wheel, and it’s changing how we pay for insurance protection. Are Our Eyes on the Road or on the Screen? Is distracted driving becoming our…
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California Takes First Step in Addressing Wildfire and Insurance Crisis
California Takes First Step in Addressing Wildfire and Insurance Crisis A legislative proposal addressing California’s twin crises of wildfire threat and insurance availability has cleared its first committee hurdle. The bill, which aims to create a path forward in a state where flames and financial fears have become constant companions, marks what many see as…
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Living Without Health Insurance? We Want To Hear From YouÂ
Millions of Americans lack health insurance, and health policy researchers expect many more will lose coverage due to policies pushed by the Trump administration and GOP-controlled Congress. KFF Health News is documenting this moment, the first explicit rollback of health coverage since the advent of the modern U.S. health system in the early 20th century
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Markel Insurance Charts New Course: What Does It Mean for Policyholders?
Shifting sands in the insurance landscape this week as Markel Insurance announces a substantial reorganization of its U.S. and Bermuda operations. The move comes under the watchful eye of Simon Wilson, recently appointed CEO, who appears determined to simplify and strengthen the company’s market position. Is this just another corporate chess move? No, folks, what…
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When the Waters Rise: Neptune Flood Makes History as America’s Largest Private Flood Insurer
# When the Waters Rise: Neptune Flood Makes History as America’s Largest Private Flood Insurer ## Neptune Flood Surpasses $300M in Premium and $100B in Insured Property Value In a watershed moment for the American insurance landscape, Neptune Flood has officially become the largest private flood insurance provider in the United States. The company announced…
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