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.
IG disburses N2.4bn cheques to deceased officers’ families
The Nigeria Police Force has distributed N2.4 billion in insurance benefits to families of deceased officers as part of its welfare schemes.
After her husband's death, a woman from Utah wrote a book about grief. According to the court, she is guilty of his murder
A Utah woman has been found guilty of murdering her husband, motivated by substantial debts and a desire for his life insurance benefits.
Pay Unemployment Benefits to Manager Kim [Because]
The article discusses the complexities of unemployment benefits in South Korea, particularly in cases of voluntary resignation under economic pressures.
Last year, more than 400,000 people used dental care benefits
Over 400,000 people utilized dental care benefits last year in Estonia.
Claimants could be due National Insurance credits without claiming benefits
People may be eligible for National Insurance credits that can enhance their state pension entitlements, even if they are not claiming benefits.
From April, unemployment benefits can only be received if there are no income
Starting April, individuals receiving unemployment benefits in Latvia must not have any income to maintain their eligibility under new legal amendments.
Kela revealed benefit statistics - this benefit exceeded one billion euros
The Finnish social insurance institution Kela reported that benefits paid in 2024 exceeded 17.4 billion euros, highlighting a significant increase in basic income support and unemployment benefits.
This is how much benefits Kela paid to Finns
Kela's benefit payments to Finns increased in 2025, totaling €17.5 billion, despite a decrease in some expenditures such as health insurance reimbursements.
The more people are ill, the worse the insurance - company rules encourage employees to come to work sick
A new insurance policy at Consolis Latvia indirectly pressures employees to attend work when ill, by linking insurance benefits to their health status.
Parents could get three benefits by claiming vital HMRC support
Parents and carers in the UK may qualify for significant financial support from HMRC, including Child Benefit and National Insurance credits.
Twelve percent of Icelanders on benefits
Twelve percent of Iceland's population is currently receiving social benefits, raising concerns from the Icelandic Medical Association regarding proposed changes to the social insurance system.
Kela paid significantly less sick leave compensation last year
The Finnish social insurance institution Kela reduced its sick leave compensation costs significantly last year due to cuts made at the beginning of 2025.
The Question of Wealth: Now Quickly Top Up Your Pension
German savers can make voluntary contributions to the statutory pension insurance until the end of March 2025 to save on taxes, which may benefit their retirement.
The Question of Wealth: For Whom Voluntary Contributions to the Statutory Pension Scheme Make Sense
The article discusses the benefits of voluntary contributions to the statutory pension insurance in Germany and who stands to gain from this option.
Nationwide members issued good news by BBC expert - what you should know
Nationwide customers are informed they may have travel insurance benefits through their bank accounts, potentially saving them money this summer.
LAPD officer hit with felony charges after allegedly skydiving while collecting full disability benefits
A Los Angeles police officer faces felony charges for allegedly committing insurance fraud by participating in skydiving while collecting full disability benefits for an exaggerated injury.
"Sodra" has sent reminders to 39,000 people regarding benefits: otherwise they will not receive money
Many residents are losing their entitled benefits simply due to not submitting applications on time.
Pensioners praise Osun health insurance scheme
Pensioners in Osun State commend the health insurance scheme initiated by Governor Ademola Adeleke, noting significant benefits in reducing mortality and financial burdens.
Insurance companies do not know if they can report fraud
Danish insurance companies are uncertain about their ability to report individuals committing fraud due to conflicting interpretations of personal data regulations with the Danish Data Protection Agency.
Healthcare System: Health Insurance Chief Demands Abolition of Voluntary Benefits of Health Insurance
Andreas Gassen, chief of health insurance physicians in Germany, calls for the elimination of voluntary health insurance benefits amidst a debate on healthcare system savings.
Government: Immigrants Must Qualify for Welfare
The Swedish government proposes that immigrants must reside in Sweden for five years to qualify for social insurance benefits.
Insurance companies stunned: Must not alert authorities when insurance fraudsters also cheat on social benefits
Insurance companies in Denmark are prohibited from informing authorities about cases of dual fraud involving both insurance claims and social benefits, leaving them in a difficult position.
Nursing benefits will increase, but compensation for medical expenses of uninsured residents will disappear
The Tartu City Council has decided to change the rules for social welfare assistance, increasing the support amounts for caregivers of children and adults.
Question Marks Over Consumption Tax Cut as Prime Minister's Main Focus is 'Tax Credit with Benefits'
The new cabinet of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to explore a temporary consumption tax cut, but the Prime Minister emphasizes that it is merely a stopgap measure with a larger aim of introducing a system of tax credit with benefits for low and middle-income earners.
Schools and Daycare Centers: Many Abuse Victims Are Not Compensated Due to Ignorance
Many victims of sexual abuse in schools and daycare centers in Germany are not receiving compensation due to a lack of awareness about insurance benefits.
This is how much pensioners and pension recipients can earn. Exceeding the limit threatens loss of benefits
New earning limits for pensioners in Poland will take effect from December 1, as their earnings must remain within specified boundaries to avoid losing benefits.
S: We want to repeal the new unemployment insurance
The Social Democrats in Sweden are proposing to repeal new unemployment insurance rules that reduce benefits after 100 days of unemployment.
Monitor Polski from February 16, 2026 (positions 210-213)
This article provides official announcements regarding monetary benefits for the role of village head, the register of actuaries, and updates on pension insurance contribution adjustments in Poland.
1978.49 PLN monthly from March 1. The disability pension and other benefits are increasing
Poland's Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) announced that pensions and disability benefits will increase by 5.3% starting from March 2026, surpassing previous government forecasts.
Do high school and university studies have an impact on retirement? Here's what the regulations say
The article discusses how education, including high school and university studies, can influence retirement benefits according to Polish law.
Confirmed: Katie Hobbs announces 7.5 million dollars to optimize SNAP benefits and unemployment insurance in Arizona
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has announced a $7.5 million initiative to enhance SNAP and unemployment benefits amid ongoing tensions between the state and federal government over data sharing.
Benefit freeze may violate property protection
Sweden's legal council warns that the government's proposal to freeze benefits for those on social insurance may conflict with fundamental legal rights and property protection.
Police pay ₦29.6m life insurance to families of fallen officers in Sokoto
The Sokoto State Police Command has disbursed ₦29.6 million in life insurance benefits to the families of deceased officers.
Many sick leave employees miss compensation
Many employees on long-term sick leave in Sweden are missing out on compensation, with only 60% receiving benefits from insurance despite the eligibility.
Insurance of 500,000... Full Rent in Account, These Benefits for Bharat Taxi Cab Drivers
Bharat Taxi, a new cooperative cab service, is being launched today, promising affordable rides and benefits for cab drivers as it competes with private providers like Ola and Uber.
Operation Piracema assists fishermen in issuing the new National Identity Card
Operation Piracema is taking place in Santarém, Pará, to assist fishermen from the Z-20 Fishermen's Colony in obtaining the new National Identity Card, necessary for accessing benefits like the Defeso Insurance during fishing restrictions.
More and more people are acquiring cars through operational leasing. We calculated when it might be more advantageous
The article discusses the increasing trend of individuals opting for operational leasing of cars, highlighting its benefits such as included insurance and maintenance, and notes a significant rise in interest from private consumers in the Czech Republic.
New Law 2026: Businesses Face Increases in Minimum Wage and Social Insurance Contributions
The article discusses the impacts of the increased minimum wage and social insurance contributions introduced in 2026 on businesses, benefits, and entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneurs will pay more, the unemployed will receive less, social benefits will increase: See what awaits you in 2026
Significant changes in social contributions and benefits are expected from January 1, 2026, impacting entrepreneurs and employees in Slovakia due to a government consolidation package.
In social policy 2025, femicide marked by the victory of the Shadow Association...
In 2025, social policy in Croatia was significantly affected by femicides, including the murder of 19 women and the introduction of a new pension insurance law that increased benefits for retirees while repealing provisions on personal assistance.