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  • Bad News Is Good for Insurers
    Bad News Is Good for Insurers
    By James K. Glassman From Kiplinger's Personal Finance Last year, the United States set a record for hugely expensive weather and climate-related disasters. The nation was hit by 28 catastrophes ...
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    Why Are Your Home Insurance Bills So High?
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  • Insurer Travelers Beats Profit Estimates on Strong Investment Returns
    Insurer Travelers Beats Profit Estimates on Strong Investment Returns
    Property and casualty insurer Travelers Cos. Inc. reported a drop in third-quarter profit on Tuesday that still beat ...
    October 20, 2021BY Reuters
  • Global Non-Life Premiums to Rise 10 Percent Above Pre-Pandemic Levels This Year—Swiss Re
    Global Non-Life Premiums to Rise 10 Percent Above Pre-Pandemic Levels This Year—Swiss Re
    BERLIN—Reinsurer Swiss Re said it expected non-life insurance premiums to rise 10 percent above pre-pandemic levels by the ...
    September 9, 2021BY Reuters
  • 86,000 Homes in Northern Australia Uninsured as Premiums Skyrocket
    86,000 Homes in Northern Australia Uninsured as Premiums Skyrocket
    Northern Australians are dropping insurance as sky-high premiums cripple community life, according to a report by the Australian ...
    January 14, 2021BY Nina Nguyen
  • Insurers Return Part of Auto Premiums as Coronavirus Cuts Driving
    Insurers Return Part of Auto Premiums as Coronavirus Cuts Driving
    Major U.S. insurers are offering credit to auto and motorcycle policyholders following a decline in driving, as most ...
    April 9, 2020BY Reuters
  • HealthCare.gov Average Premiums Going Up in 2015
    HealthCare.gov Average Premiums Going Up in 2015
    WASHINGTON—Many people covered under President Barack Obama's healthcare law will face higher premiums next year, the administration acknowledged ...
    December 4, 2014BY Ricardo Alonzo-Zaldivar
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