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Home insurance woe for 200,000 properties
New research from the Association of British Insurers (ABI) suggests that up to 200,000 homes will face problems in getting insurance when an agreement with the government ends in
Read More »Shafia case was affected by English-French snafu
There is word that a uniquely Canadian bureaucratic snafu occurred as the Shafia girls were seeking help from authorities three years ago
Read More »5 Common Myths About Life Insurance Needs
Do you have enough life insurance to provide for your family if something were to happen to you? This is question I recently received and unfortunately, many people have no idea. After all, death
Read More »Health care overhaul lags in states
Here’s a reality check for President Barack Obama’s health overhaul: Three out of four uninsured Americans live in states that have yet to figure out how to deliver on its promise of affordable medical
Read More »Inter. Insurance Society names Ikuo Uno to Hall of Fame
Ikuo Uno, former chairman of Nippon Life Insurance Co., is this year’s Insurance Hall of Fame winner, the International Insurance Society announced Tuesday
Read More »Major health care changes took effect in 2011
In a year that included an attempted House repeal of the federal health care law, several court cases challenging its constitutionality and Republican candidate debates proposing a replacement plan, it can be difficult to
Read More »High Court to Hear Health-Care Case in March
Supreme Court arguments over President Barack Obama’s health-care overhaul will stretch over three days, beginning March 26, the court said Monday
Read More »Liberty Life Insurance names EVP, chief actuary
Liberty Life Insurance Company, a subsidiary of Athene Holding, has appointed Matthew Easley as executive vice president and chief actuary
Read More »Ontarians pay highest car insurance in Canada
Ontario drivers pay significantly more for auto insurance than other Canadians, in part because the average cost of accident injury claims is five times higher than in other provinces, auditor general Jim McCarter reported
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