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New legislation in New York seeks to regulate pet insurance, providing consumer protections and clarifying policy details for pet owners.
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Two significant legislative proposals championed by Mass Retirees have cleared the House of Representatives, paving the way for potential improvements to cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) and life insurance benefits for state retirees.
A new report highlights how advanced vehicle technology, increasing labor costs, and the rise of electric vehicles are dramatically reshaping the auto insurance and repair industries, leading to higher costs and longer repair times.
M3 Insurance, a risk management firm, recently opened its newest office in Escanaba, prioritizing local engagement and comprehensive client services.
Nationwide Insurance’s decision to cancel pet insurance policies for around 100,000 pets has left many owners scrambling, particularly those with older animals and pre-existing conditions.
Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb announced a $500,000 settlement with Universal Title for engaging in an illegal kickback scheme, which violated the District’s consumer protection laws.
Homeowners insurance costs are rising dramatically, while coverage is decreasing. Insurers are facing challenges from extreme weather and increased construction costs, leading to higher premiums and reduced coverage in disaster-prone areas.
Marketplace explores the costs and complexities of pet insurance, examining whether it delivers on its promise to save pet owners money on veterinary bills.
A group of investors failed to complete a takeover of the German company’s assets.