Last year, health insurance drug costs reached 28 trillion won... The proportion of drug spending among medical expenses is 5 percentage points higher than the OECD average
Health insurance drug costs in South Korea nearly reached 28 trillion won in 2024, and the proportion of drug spending out of total health insurance expenses has slightly increased, standing higher than the OECD average.
From June, even more residents will receive this benefit: who will be fortunate
Starting from June, a wider circle of residents will be eligible for child benefits, including those without adequate social insurance history.
This image was supposed to document an insurance case. But something doesn't add up.
The article discusses the rising threat of AI-generated insurance fraud, showcasing a specific image that appears to be falsified documentation for an insurance claim.
Just check this sink. Is there something you notice?: Artificial intelligence revolutionizes insurance fraud
The article discusses how artificial intelligence is transforming the landscape of insurance fraud detection in Denmark.
From the rain to the gutter, or what is related to the introduction of JPU
The introduction of the JPU will allow the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) to undertake tasks related to determining the basis for contributions and their calculation.
Araqi: Ships avoid the Strait of Hormuz due to insurance premiums โ not because it is closed
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqi claims ships are avoiding the Strait of Hormuz due to high war insurance premiums rather than any closure of the passage.
The rising cost that risks turning retirement into a 'prison'
Rising insurance costs are threatening to undermine the quality of life for Australian retirees, turning their golden years into a stressful experience.
Banned NDIS provider filmed entering disability housing
Moaz 'Jay' Ibrahim, banned from the National Disability Insurance Scheme, was recorded entering disability housing in Melbourne, raising concerns about compliance with his ban.
50,000 euros in compensation? Too much. The shocking survey among the Swiss for Crans-Montana
A recent survey reveals that a significant portion of Swiss voters believe that 50,000 euros in compensation for the victims of Crans-Montana is excessive, raising concerns over the use of federal funds in light of existing insurance.
โฌ50,000 in compensation? That's too much. Shocking survey among the Swiss for Crans-Montana
A recent survey reveals that many Swiss citizens believe that the proposed โฌ50,000 compensation for Crans-Montana victims is excessive, with concerns about the broader implications of using federal funds alongside existing insurance coverage.
Martin Lewis warning to state pensioners over '6 year' rule - 'do the maths'
Martin Lewis cautioned state pensioners about changes to National Insurance contributions that could affect their pension boosts starting April 2025.
How to request a reimbursement of up to $1,400 from IESS for a family member's death
The IESS in Ecuador offers a financial aid of up to $1,437.90 for funeral expenses upon the death of a member, which can be claimed by relatives or persons who incurred the costs.
Honorary cuts in psychotherapy: 'We will resist with all our might'
Therapists and students demonstrate in Munich against planned cuts in psychotherapy fees by health insurers.
PPF, NPS and loans... Complete these 5 tasks by March 31, or you will face losses!
The article outlines five crucial financial tasks that need to be completed before March 31, 2026, to avoid increased tax liabilities in India.
The Consumer Disputes Commission explains what home insurance should actually compensate
A dispute between a homeowner and an insurance provider regarding compensation for a damaged parquet floor has been brought before the Consumer Disputes Commission in Estonia.
DB Insurance Appoints Activist Fund's Nominee as Auditor, Marking the First Case in the Insurance Industry
DB Insurance has appointed an auditor nominated by an activist fund for the first time, setting a precedent in the insurance sector.
The crisis takes to the sea
The economic impact of the Iran war is significantly affecting maritime transport insurance negotiations in London, particularly due to coverage cancellations in the Strait of Hormuz.
UK travellers must check one thing now or risk losing hundreds
UK holidaymakers are advised to check essential travel guidance from the FCDO to avoid invalidating their travel insurance.
Used electric cars are getting cheaper, but comprehensive insurance is still expensive
The article discusses the decreasing prices of used electric vehicles in Czechia alongside the persistent high costs of comprehensive insurance for these cars.
'Best time' to make 'important' move to get 'tax-free lump sum'
The article discusses the importance of securing life insurance early to provide financial security for loved ones, highlighting the advice of a financial adviser.
New Orleans attorneys found guilty in plot to stage vehicle accidents for payouts
Two personal injury attorneys in New Orleans were found guilty of orchestrating a fraudulent scheme to stage vehicle accidents for insurance payouts.
The flaw increases premiums and costs the society billions
The current flaws in Iceland's compensation laws are leading to increased insurance premiums and significant costs to society, prompting calls for a review.
Harsh news for scooter users - Prices have skyrocketed
Rental prices for electric scooters in Finland have surged due to increased insurance costs.
The Social Insurance Board has shut down an unauthorized nursing home
An unauthorized nursing home operating in Tartu has been ordered to cease operations by the Social Insurance Board due to a lack of proper licensing and qualified staff.
Returned Smile: Who is Entitled to Compensation for Dental Prosthetics
Lithuania's health insurance fund now compensates dental prosthetics for various demographic groups, addressing both medical and social issues related to tooth loss.
Free transport, municipal mutual insurance, free bicycles... In Saint-Denis, who will pay the generous bill of the new LFI mayor?
The newly elected LFI mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, faces skepticism over the financial implications of his ambitious social promises in a city where many residents live in poverty.
US health department investigates 13 states that require insurance plans to cover abortion
The US Department of Health and Human Services is investigating 13 states over their mandates for insurance plans to cover abortion services, claiming these mandates may violate the Weldon amendment.
Changes in companies: transfers and promotions in all sectors, from insurance to advertising, UIA and Cippec
Maria Laura Bermรบdez has been appointed as the new Executive Director of the UIA, replacing Diego Coatz, marking a new phase for the organization.
Uganda: Icea Lion Injects Shs100m Boost to 8th Ibau Conference As Sector 'Reimagines Trust'
ICEA Lion has pledged Shs100 million to support the upcoming IBAU conference, aimed at enhancing insurance sector engagement with SMEs and individuals in Uganda.
Starting in April, the Health Insurance Fund will send important reminders to parents of two-year-olds
The Health Insurance Fund in Estonia will begin sending reminders to parents on their child's second birthday about scheduling their first dental visit.
A costly and common problem lurks in public cars โ 'the red risk area is very wide'
A study reveals that Tesla cars are notably overrepresented in glass damage statistics, with extensive unrepairable areas leading to higher costs for consumers and insurance companies.
Five million drivers need to 'take action' in 2026 or face penalties
Analysis reveals that millions of UK drivers must renew their driving licenses by 2026 to avoid penalties, with a significant number already driving with expired licenses.
Motorcycle accidents cost hundreds of thousands of euros. Experts urge caution
As motorcycle season approaches in Latvia, experts warn that the first rides can be dangerous due to potentially slippery conditions and the need for rider skill refreshment.
Insurance Investigators Secretly Followed Sofia Tuomi โ Now the Court Declared Her Innocent
A Finnish court has ruled that Sofia Tuomi was wrongfully accused of faking a serious illness by the insurance company Fennia, and the accusations have been dismissed.
Need for a Skip Payment policy
The article discusses the need for a Skip Payment policy during emergencies, especially highlighting past implementations during the pandemic and the current implications of war on tax and insurance obligations in Greece.
Combination Therapy Using Anti-Cancer New Drugs Raises Concerns About Collusion, Impeding Insurance Coverage
Despite a paradigm shift towards combination therapies using new cancer drugs, challenges in insurance coverage persist due to regulatory obstacles and concerns about collusion among pharmaceutical companies.
Superintendent reminds companies that financial statements for 2025 must be submitted by April 30
The Superintendent of Companies, Securities and Insurance in Ecuador reminds businesses that their financial statements for 2025 are due by April 30, 2026.
Concerns about lack of flood mitigation leaving Alice Springs dangerously exposed
Alice Springs faces critical flood risks as local leaders demand urgent action for flood mitigation amidst skyrocketing insurance premiums.
Were you fired? How to collect the IESS Unemployment Insurance and how much money you are entitled to
This article explains the process and eligibility requirements for collecting unemployment insurance from Ecuador's Social Security Institute (IESS) after losing a job.
The insurance sector drives digitalization to expand access and energize the market in 2026
The insurance sector in Ecuador is focusing on digitalization and innovation to drive growth and accessibility in 2026.
Approval to link public insurance to wage index
Icelandic authorities have approved a decision to link public insurance benefits to the wage index, which will likely impact citizens' financial support.
Simon Calder issues crucial Abu Dhabi travel insurance warning as he flies through UAE
Travel expert Simon Calder warns that UK travellers may not be covered by standard insurance policies when flying through UAE airports amid heightened tensions in the region.
โSodraโ Sends a Message About Salaries: Here's What Will Change This June
Lithuaniaโs social insurance institution, Sodra, is set to implement new reporting requirements for employers regarding employee salaries and working hours starting this June.
Corps members covered by insurance, says NYSC DG
The Director-General of Nigeria's National Youth Service Corps has confirmed that all corps members are covered by a comprehensive insurance package that includes life insurance and medical care.
Spring Risks for Cars โ Flying Stones Cause 4000 Euros in Damages
A report indicates that flying stones caused by severe temperature fluctuations this spring have led to significant car damage, costing up to 4000 euros in insurance claims.
Vafias Group: Three vessels stranded in the Strait of Hormuz
Three vessels from the Vafias Group are stranded in the Strait of Hormuz, with uncertainties regarding their safety and resupply amidst rising tensions in the region.
Unpayable Medical Expense Policies, a Double-Edged Sword
The article discusses the significant increases in the cost of major medical expense insurance policies in Mexico, resulting in a burden on consumers.
Two new average speed control zones activated on the Riga bypass in the Ogre region
Two new average speed control zones have been introduced on the Riga bypass, monitoring vehicle speed, insurance, technical inspections, and road usage fees.
Gold-tier health policies will rise as much as 25% next month
Health insurance premiums for gold-tier policies in Australia are set to increase by up to 25% next month, according to CHOICE analysis.
Electric scooters must have license plates and insurance. Two months to comply, otherwise fines will be imposed
New regulations in Italy require electric scooters to have license plates and insurance starting May 16, with penalties for non-compliance.