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Facial injuries hurt Nigerians' pockets too: how to reduce the burden

Injury to the face – from road traffic accidents, for example – can leave a person with a damaged appearance or functional impairment, like difficulty chewing. Treatment helps to restore facial appearance and function and can give some psychological relief.

The Conversation

U.S. weekly unemployment insurance claims rise to 251,000

New applications for U.S. unemployment insurance benefits rose 7,000 for the week ending July 16 to a seasonally adjusted 251,000. The four-week moving average as of July 16 rose to 240,500 from 236,000 as of the week ending June 9.

Ballotpedia

"Sterilization showers" proliferating

Anecdotal reports indicate that more people have been undergoing permanent birth control procedures

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People making new claim for JSA to attend DWP face-to-face interview to prove identity

People will be invited to attend the interview after they have made a new claim for the benefit.

Daily Record

Just one month left to check for lost or missing cash - see if you're owed thousands

Experian is closing its Unclaimed Asset Register on August 31 - this is a database used by individuals to check if they’ve any unclaimed cash sitting in a company

Daily Mirror

100 people a week being added to insurance fraud register for five key reasons

The cost of living crisis is being blamed

Wales Online

Customers warned over hidden home insurance charges that could drive up the cost of your bills

Some policies will charge extra when it comes to renewing or adjusting your buildings or contents insurance

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Keep national insurance rise to boost social care wages, say Tory MPs

Social care workers can be paid less than dog walkers in some areas and need to be more highly regarded, a report says.

The Independent UK

Who's liable if you're injured or killed riding an e-scooter?

The rental e-scooter craze is sweeping the globe, with millions of the vehicles dotting pavements in more than 600 cities. Studies predict there will be 4.6 million shared e-scooters in operation worldwide by 2024.

The Conversation

What the NDIS needs to do to rebuild trust, in the words of the people who use it

It is nearing ten years since the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was legislated in the dying days of the Gillard government. Not only was there bipartisan support for the NDIS, the reform came about on the back of a grassroots campaign from the disability community. People with disability –…

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Rise in numbers being put on insurance fraud register as living costs bite

People with an Insurance Fraud Register record can be refused a wide range of services by UK insurers for up to five years.

The Independent UK

Govt hires for income insurance scheme despite timing concerns

A hiring spree for senior employees to oversee a social unemployment scheme comes despite an ongoing wait for Cabinet approval.

Newsroom.co.nz

Insurance Stocks Moving In Monday's Intraday Session

According to Benzinga Pro following are the gainers and losers in Insurance industry for today's Intraday session.

Benzinga

How to plan ahead and prepare for retirement - from state pension to inheritance tax

Sunday Mirror finance expert Warren Shute explains how you can prepare for a comfortable retirement, including savings, national insurance contributions and making a will

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From leaving a key under the mat to DIY, 5 reasons your home insurance might not pay out

Thefts double over the summer while families are on holiday but only one in six claims are met, often because of avoidable errors

Chronicle Live

The nine most common driving offences and what the penalties are

Motoring offences have soared since the end of lockdown, but speeding and insurance offences are still the most common

Chronicle Live

Travel to Spain: What's changed since Brexit

Are you planning a family holiday to Spain? Here are the new rules you need to know before travelling post-Brexit.

Daily Mirror

Warning over hidden home insurance fees that could add hundreds of pounds to your bills

Insurance customers can end up paying fees ranging from £18 to £30 as financial firms hide extra charges in the small print of policies that can add hundreds of pounds to your bills over time

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Wales Online

Save hundreds of pounds on holiday bookings by waiting a few weeks to travel

Travellers can expect to pay £97 less per person by strategically timing their summer getaway, according to the insurance comparison site

Bangkok Post

Thai Life Insurance trades flat after biggest 2022 Bangkok IPO

Thai Life Insurance Plc traded flat on its debut in Bangkok, following the country’s biggest initial public offering this year.

ABC News

Senator David Pocock calls for change as more small business owners find they don't have proper home insurance

ACT independent senator David Pocock has taken up the cause of small and micro business owners who have found their pursuits can void their home and contents insurance.

Chicago Sun-Times

Car insurers’ pandemic windfalls prompt a response in Springfield, with consumer-minded reforms planned

State Sen. Jacqueline Collins, D-Chicago, wants Illinois to regulate car insurance rates and require other consumer protections. The state insurance department wants more information for the public.

Chicago Sun-Times

Auto insurance companies shouldn’t cut drivers’ premiums

Those calling for additional premium givebacks only focus on the short-term when driving declined due to COVID. This is not how insurance pricing works.

Daily Mirror

Your summer holiday refund rights as Brits head off on family getaways

Consumer rights expert Martyn James has money-saving and safety tips to help anyone about to head off on their summer holidays - from avoiding airport charges to protecting yourself from scams

ABC News

The number of overseas flights has doubled since March, but many feel anxious to fly again. Here's how to prepare for an international flight

Sunsets on the beach in Greece or gelato in Italy? Everyone you know is on holiday, but many are still feeling anxious about travelling overseas again. Curb those travel nerves as we chat to some industry experts about how to prepare for an international flight.

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