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Chubb has awarded a $94 million contract for the interior fit-out of its new Philadelphia headquarters, signaling a major expansion and job growth in the state.

Pet owners are expressing concerns and anger over Nationwide’s decision to cancel numerous pet insurance policies, citing fears about coverage gaps and the challenges of finding new insurance for pre-existing conditions.

Starting in January 2020, Idaho vehicle owners must maintain continuous insurance coverage or face registration suspension.

Homeowners in South Florida are expecting some relief in property insurance premiums, although the decreases are small compared to recent increases.

A new report from Insurify shows that Maine’s home insurance rates have remained stable, even decreasing, despite a year of major natural disasters across the country.

The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has postponed the implementation of mandatory third-party liability (TPL) insurance for vehicles, awaiting a supporting government regulation. The program is outlined in Law No. 4 of 2023.

Recent wildfires in Los Angeles are expected to be some of the costliest in California’s history, with insured losses potentially reaching $40 billion.

This article discusses the rising costs of auto insurance, particularly for electric vehicles, and explores the impact of technological advancements on repairability and insurance premiums. It also touches on the state of road infrastructure and the challenges of transitioning to EVs.

Assemblyman James Gallagher and Senator Brian Jones addressed California’s critical legislative issues in a recent discussion.

A guide to finding the best life insurance companies, evaluating policies, and making informed decisions to protect your loved ones.