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North West 200 organisers reviewing new insurance quote as deadline looms

Clubs are currently reviewing a reduced insurance quote for road racing and short circuit events this year

Belfast Live

$35 for insulin? What to know about Eli Lilly’s price slash for the diabetic medicine

Eli Lilly plans to slash the cost of some of its most popular insulin drugs later this year for people with and without insurance, in a move that could make the lifesaving medication more affordable for some patients living with diabetes.

Miami Herald

Aviva hiking price of insurance cover further as cost of claims surges

The group increased insurance new business premiums on average by 20% for motor cover and 13% for home policies in 2022.

The Independent UK

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FTSE 100 Live: Aviva, Entain and Domino’s results, WANdisco raises fraud alarm

Ladbrokes owner Entain, insurance giant Aviva and Domino’s Pizza UK are among a large number of companies reporting today.

Evening Standard

Pensions deadline put back to July 31 after DWP flooded with demand

Phone lines jammed as cut-off date approached for people to plug any gaps to ensure they got a full state pension

Chronicle Live

Arizona State Senate passes unemployment insurance indexing bill

The Arizona State Senate on March 2 passed a bill 16-14 that would index the length of unemployment insurance benefits to the state’s unemployment rate. During times when the unemployment rate is at or below 5%, unemployed workers could collect a maximum of 12 weeks of benefits under the bill.…

Ballotpedia

Revealed: Several fire-destroyed Wennington homes were uninsured

Havering Council’s chief executive said the authority ‘will continue to do all we can to help’

Evening Standard

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Millions of Texans Are About to Lose Their Health Insurance

An estimated 2.7 million Texans are at risk of losing their Medicaid insurance after the public health emergency expires on March 31.

Texas Observer

Drivers warned over common engine mistake that could invalidate insurance

Motorists should prepare for snowy weather, but should make sure that they are doing so while remaining inside the law.

Daily Record

State pension deadline extended to plug national insurance gaps

A deadline for making voluntary national insurance contributions has been extended from April 5 to July 31 after customer phonelines were busy

The Independent UK

The ESG debate needs an apolitical arbiter. Here’s why the insurance industry gets it right

The insurance industry is uniquely positioned to help us break through the rhetorical clutter of ESG. It is also less vulnerable to ideological influence.

Fortune

Martin Lewis issues urgent advice after DWP pension deadline extended

The deadline to add more National Insurance contributions towards your state pension has been extended for a short time by the government

Manchester Evening News

Hiscox profits slump as investments take a hit but insurer sounds positive on 2023

City veteran Robert Childs to step down as chairman after 37 years with the Lloyd’s of London firm

Evening Standard

Commentary: How has American health care gone so wrong?

We all have bad weeks. Mine recently made me marvel at the astonishing dysfunction of our health care system. In calling out the system I intend no disrespect to the talented and heroic overachievers in nursing, pharmacy, medicine and the other providers who fight the system every day on behalf…

Los Angeles Times

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Moderna's COVID vaccine gambit: Hike the price, offer free doses for uninsured

Once U.S. stockpiles of COVID-19 vaccine run out, Moderna says it might charge as much as $130 per dose, but give people who lack health insurance a break. Critics say that's not enough help.

Tribune News Service

For young people on Medicare, a hysterectomy sometimes is more affordable than birth control

Sam Chavarría said her doctor was clear about the birth defects her medication could cause if she became pregnant but agreed to keep her on it as long as she had an IUD.

Birmingham Post

Insurance to loans group Admiral sees pre-tax profits slide by more than a third

The business said its diversification strategy away from an over reliance on its UK car insurance business is bearing fruit

Wales Online

Admiral shares fall but staff rewarded with £3,600 free shares as Cardiff-based insurer cuts dividend

Wales' only FTSE 100 company has seen its pre-tax profits slide by more than a third

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Daily Record

Martin Lewis urges people not to miss out on State Pension top-up worth ‘tens of thousands’ from DWP

The consumer champion said that anyone aged between 45 and 70 should be looking at their National Insurance record.

Tribune News Service

A decade of fighting: Injured worker battles for benefits

When Las Vegas resident Randall “Randy” Ralphs was injured on the job in 2013, he did not expect it would take more than 10 years for his workers’ compensation case to wrap up.

AAP

Compensation scheme for financial victims a step closer

Australia's banking and insurance industries will need to act with honesty and diligence under new laws introduced to the federal parliament.

The Guardian - UK

China to set up new financial watchdog as part of reforms

New body will replace banking and insurance regulators after concerns over creaking property market

Nottingham Post

DWP extends deadline for state pension top up payments - potentially giving £10,000s more

Money saving expert Martin Lewis had urged people to take advantage of the National Insurance contribution window meaning phone lines were swamped

Tribune News Service

White House cybersecurity strategy likely to face obstacles

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration’s new cyber strategy calling for minimum security standards across multiple economic sectors looks likely to face opposition from some lawmakers and businesses as U.S. officials work to implement the blueprint.

Manchester Evening News

DWP pension deadline extended giving people more time to boost payments - here's how

People will now have more time to fill in their national insurance records and boost their state pension

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