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Republicans in Congress intend to cut about US$880 billion in federal health care spending.

While Erie Indemnity has lagged behind the broader market over the past year, analysts acknowledge the company’s stable, fee-based business model and consistent cash flow generation and maintain a reasonably upbeat outlook on its future potential.

Germany’s reinsurance giant took a serious hit from the US wildfires, dragging down the company’s property and casualty reinsurance segments and almost halving Munich Re’s net earnings.

Now is a good time to diversify your retirement portfolio with a whole life insurance policy.

Find out what travel insurance covers and whether or not you need it on your next vacation.

It’s a moment most people never see coming—a slip on a wet floor, a rear-end collision, a misstep on a broken stair. At first, you might shake it off. “It’s not that bad,” you think. A few bruises, a sore back, maybe a trip to urgent care if things don’t…

ONS figures also reveal slide in job vacancies amid rise in employer national insurance contributions

The number of climate change-related extreme weather events is on the rise, making it harder for many people to buy affordable home insurance.

The race to take on Sen. Jon Ossoff in Georgia grew Monday after state Insurance Commissioner John King entered the Republican primary.

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