€50,000 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 €50,000 compensation for Crans-Montana victims is excessive, with concerns about the broader implications of using federal funds alongside existing insurance coverage.
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.
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.
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.
Martin Lewis' Important 'Rule' for Anyone Making a Claim on Travel Insurance
Martin Lewis emphasizes the importance of full disclosure when making claims on travel insurance, particularly regarding double coverage from different providers.
Insurance companies hold back on fire insurance coverage, the circumstances of property and casualty insurance
Insurance companies in Japan are increasingly restricting fire insurance for older buildings due to rising claims and tightening profit margins.
Several Violations Found in the Use of Micromobility Tools During School Breaks
Riga's municipality reported several violations regarding the use of micromobility devices during the spring school break, highlighting inadequate user control by providers and low insurance coverage for personal vehicles.
What to know about travel insurance cover amid Middle East war
Concerns about travel insurance coverage arise as the Middle East war disrupts travel plans for Australians.
What to Do About Rising Insurance Premiums for Condos: Strategies Such as Long-Term Contracts
As condominium insurance premiums rise with the age of buildings, residents must explore options to manage costs and coverage.
Insurers begin to offer coverage for artificial intelligence errors
Insurance companies are now offering specific policies that cover errors made by artificial intelligence systems, adapting to the technology's increasing autonomy.
Insurance Companies Strengthen Against Missiles
Insurance companies are tightening their coverage in response to increased risks of missile attacks due to the partial closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Rwanda: National Insurance Strategy Expected to Expand Coverage, Build Trust
Rwanda has launched a new National Insurance Strategy aimed at improving insurance coverage, increasing public awareness, and enhancing claims processing efficiency.
Legal Column: Who Pays When the Bicycle is Gone?
This article discusses the complexities surrounding insurance coverage for stolen bicycles, particularly focusing on thefts occurring from homes or garages.
Most private electric scooters begin the season without mandatory insurance
As the electric scooter season kicks off in Latvia, a large majority of private scooters are being used without mandatory insurance coverage, raising safety concerns after recent traffic accidents.
Hong Kong marine insurers gain edge over London with cheaper war-risk cover
Hong Kong marine insurers are positioning themselves to challenge London's marine insurance dominance by offering more affordable war-risk coverage amidst rising Middle East tensions.
Installation for Home: A Good Safe Alone Is Not Enough
To securely store valuables at home, one must comply with certain regulations and choose certified safes to ensure insurance coverage in case of theft.
Nigeria: Nigeria Trains 78,000 Health Workers in Two Years, Expands Insurance Coverage to 21.7m
Nigeria has trained 78,146 health workers in two years and expanded its health insurance coverage to 21.7 million citizens as part of health sector reforms.
Monotributo: which 41 health insurance providers accept affiliations in March 2026
In March 2026, monotributistas must ensure their chosen health insurance provider is on the approved list and follow necessary procedures for effective coverage affiliation.
The doctor visit was supposed to "slide easily" into insurance - If disagreed
A Finnish court ruled that a man's assertion about insurance coverage for a healthcare visit was not enforceable, leading him to owe significant funds to both the healthcare provider and legal costs.
Travellers hit by Middle East conflict told 'check' in insurance regulator update
Britons impacted by the Middle East conflict are urged to review their insurance coverage as the regulator issues warnings about claims related to war and conflict.
Maritime insurers cancel war risk cover in Gulf as Iran conflict disrupts shipping
Leading maritime insurers have cancelled war risk coverage for vessels in the Gulf due to the escalating conflict with Iran, disrupting shipping routes and increasing freight costs.
Insurance companies with a message to Norwegians: This is what you need to watch out for
Norwegian insurance companies are expanding travel insurance coverage for customers stranded in the Middle East due to unforeseen circumstances.
Everything you need to know as Martin Lewis supports 'hugely important' travel tip
Martin Lewis delivers critical travel insurance advice, urging holidaymakers to secure coverage immediately after booking.
Ships sailing in the Persian Gulf will lose part of their insurance
Ships operating in the Persian Gulf are set to face reduced insurance coverage due to navigational and security challenges.
The state will pay the first insurance premium of the national pension for those who turn 18 next year
Starting next year, the government will support the first insurance premium for young people who join the national pension when they turn 18, aimed at encouraging early enrollment and addressing pension coverage gaps.
Big Gift... The Coverage of Free Treatment Up to 5 Lakh Expanded, Now These People Will Also Be Eligible
The Delhi government has expanded the Ayushman Bharat - Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY), now including widows and individuals receiving assistance under disability schemes for health insurance coverage.
Model Tess Holliday claims she was denied life insurance for weighing 'over 300 lbs'
Model Tess Holliday expresses frustration over being denied life insurance coverage due to her weight, highlighting issues of fatphobia within the medical industry.
With Economic Problems and Without Insurance: This Is How Uber Drivers Work in Latin America
A study conducted by Uber and the Inter-American Development Bank reveals that most Uber drivers in Latin America face economic difficulties, lack social security coverage, and are burdened with debt.
If outpatient treatment exceeds 300 times a year, the cost responsibility rate will rise to 90%... Immunotherapy for bile duct cancer included in health insurance
A new plan in South Korea proposes increasing the personal cost responsibility rate for outpatient treatments exceeding 300 visits annually to 90%, while also expanding health insurance coverage for immunotherapies for bile duct cancer.
Free Insurance: Get accidental coverage of up to 10 lakh rupees with a debit card! Did you know?
Debit card holders in India can access free accidental insurance coverage ranging from ₹1 lakh to ₹20 lakh without paying any premiums.
The insurance claims people dispute the most with insurance companies
A significant portion of insurance-related disputes in Finland revolves around misunderstandings about coverage and conditions, particularly for personal accident and health insurance.
Complaints Against Health Plans and Operators Reach Highest Level in 12 Years
Complaints against health plans and operators in Brazil have reached a historic high, driven by issues such as coverage denials and delays in reimbursements.
Best Saúde offers plans with and without co-payment in Cuiabá and VG
Best Saúde introduces health plans with flexible co-payment options in Cuiabá and Várzea Grande, catering to various consumer needs for health coverage.
Higher premiums: Why car insurance is becoming significantly more expensive for many
Car insurance premiums, particularly comprehensive coverage, are rising, affecting most drivers in Germany, with 60.3% reporting increased costs this year.
With Australian private health insurance premiums set to jump by 4.41%, will policies deliver more or just cost more?
Australia is facing a significant increase in private health insurance premiums, raising questions about the value of coverage amid rising living costs.
When is it worth forking out for comprehensive car insurance?
The article discusses the factors to consider when deciding on the best type of car insurance, emphasizing the rising costs and the importance of making informed choices.
Verivox Survey: Car Insurers Have Increased Prices Again
A recent survey shows that car insurance prices have risen again, particularly affecting comprehensive insurance customers in Germany.
Cost Debate: When You Have to Pay the Dentist Yourself
The article discusses the implications of the lack of dental coverage in Switzerland and Spain, examining its impact on dental tourism in nearby German towns like Jestetten.
Why Supporting the National Pension’s Blind Spots is a ‘Profitable Business’
The head of the National Pension Service of Korea emphasizes the urgent need to support individuals in the pension system's blind spots to prevent old-age poverty.
Heating System Failure: When Does Insurance Help and When Do You Have to Pay Yourself?
The article discusses the frequency of heating system failures during the heating season in Estonia and what qualifies for insurance coverage.
Dismantling the Welfare State: Against Half the Country
Concerns are raised over proposals to remove dental health coverage from statutory health insurance in Germany, highlighting the potential repercussions for uninsured individuals.
Dentist on uninsured patients: "The problems are cavities and often completely destroyed teeth"
Dentist Peter Urbanowicz advocates for uninsured patients, opposing the CDU's proposal to exclude dental care from health insurance coverage, which has sparked controversy even within the party.
Uber in France: To the cash register, please
France's social security fund URSSAF is demanding 1.7 billion euros from Uber for not declaring its workers as employees and failing to provide appropriate insurance coverage.
Natural Disaster Damage, Renovations, ADAC: The 3 Most Important Climate News of the Week
This week’s key climate news includes the low insurance coverage for properties against natural disasters, the Sanierungsquote issue, and the resignation of an ADAC president due to climate protection demands.
Host Country Considers Withdrawal from WBC Due to Low Transparency in Insurance Issues
Concerns over insurance coverage for players have led the Pan American Baseball Confederation to criticize the World Baseball Classic's transparency, with some Latin American stars potentially withdrawing from the tournament.
DMV Update in New York: What Happens If Your Insurance Coverage Expires in February 2026
The New York Department of Motor Vehicles outlines necessary actions and penalties for drivers whose insurance coverage expires in February 2026.
Court rules against GNP Insurance and protects child; criticizes that it only pays in the US and not in Mexico
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation outlines that insurance companies must comply with medical coverage claims without legal limits, following a case involving a deaf child denied a cochlear implant by GNP.
Specialist UK insurer Beazley agrees to £8bn takeover by Zurich
Beazley, a UK insurer specializing in cyber-attack coverage, has agreed to an £8 billion takeover by Swiss rival Zurich amid challenges faced by the London stock market.
Insurance Crisis in Mexico: miituo Challenges Rising Premiums with a Model that Bridges the 70% Gap of Unprotected Cars
In a challenging environment marked by inflation and fiscal adjustments, the Mexican auto insurance platform miituo offers a necessary countermeasure by providing accessible coverage to combat the high percentage of unprotected vehicles amidst rising costs.
Unexpected crisis: how Puerto Rico went from almost winning the World Baseball Classic to considering withdrawing from the tournament in 2026
Puerto Rico is considering withdrawing from the 2026 World Baseball Classic due to insurance coverage issues for several players, just a month before the tournament.