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Martin Lewis issues warning to millions traveling to Europe this summer

The Global Health Insurance Card gives vital access to state run hospitals or GPs

The Independent UK

Mark Cuban Says Everything in the Hospital Could Cost $1 And Insurance Companies Would Still Raise the Prices to ‘Crush People’s Financial Situation’

Billionaire Mark Cuban argued that even if hospital services cost just $1, large insurance conglomerates would still drive prices higher, highlighting opportunities for healthcare disruptors.

Barchart

8 Documents You Should Never Keep in Your Wallet

A wallet feels like a small everyday essential that quietly holds life together. It sits in pockets and bags, ready for quick access at checkout counters, offices, and travel stops. Many people treat it like a portable filing cabinet without thinking about the risks. That habit creates serious trouble when…

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8 Things That Can Make a Simple Fender-Bender Much Worse

A fender-bender often feels like a minor inconvenience. The cars may have only a few scratches, everyone appears fine, and drivers often assume the situation will sort itself out quickly. Unfortunately, many seemingly small accidents turn into expensive, stressful, and time-consuming problems because of mistakes made in the minutes, hours,…

Clever Dude

6 Dog Breeds That Can Raise — or Void — Your Home Insurance

Home insurance companies do not just look at roofs, wiring, or neighborhood crime rates when setting premiums. They also evaluate pets, especially dogs, because certain breeds can increase liability risk. One bite incident can lead to costly claims, lawsuits, and higher payouts for insurers. That risk pushes some companies to…

Everybody Loves Your Money

What Rising Settlements Mean for Georgia's Insurance Market and Commercial Defendants

The "nuclear verdicts" trend that has affected commercial trucking nationally is particularly visible in Georgia

International Business Times

Is Brown & Brown Stock Underperforming the Dow?

Brown & Brown has notably underperformed the Dow over the past year, but analysts are cautiously optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

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Ontario man thought he was covered by travel insurance after being hospitalized in Mexico. Then he got a letter saying he owed $147k

Manulife insurance won't budge.

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GIC's common empanelment of hospitals win-win for all stakeholders: IFFCO-TOKIO MD

The General Insurance Council is introducing a common hospital empanelment platform. This initiative aims to streamline processes for over 10,000 hospitals and 32 insurance companies. Policyholders will experience reduced friction and improved services. IFFCO-TOKIO General Insurance is also upgrading its IT system for faster claims and efficient operations. This move…

The Economic Times

Self-driving cars to be tested on Portuguese roads from July

From July, Portugal will allow autonomous vehicles to be tested on public roads under a new decree laying down strict rules on safety, insurance and oversight.

Euronews

Controversy swirls over Spanish soccer club accused of using novel $600,000 Kalshi wager to bet on its relegation

Club Atlético Osasuna’s insurance firm turned to prediction markets to hedge against getting booted to a lower division.

Fortune

Dream vacation turns into nightmare: Traveller spends days in coma, then slapped with $147,000 medical bill after more than a year

An Ontario man's dream Mexico vacation became a $147,000 medical nightmare after a severe illness, seizures, and coma. His travel insurance claim was denied by Manulife due to a pre-travel "stability period" clause, leaving his family to foot the massive bill despite appeals. The incident raises concerns about travel insurance…

The Economic Times

Former Paisabazaar CEO Naveen Kukreja eyes $9-million raise for new wealthtech bet

Former Paisabazaar CEO Naveen Kukreja is reportedly seeking $9 million for his new wealthtech startup, aiming to build a platform for retail investors. The venture will focus on investment advisory, including emergency funds, insurance gaps, and asset allocation rebalancing, while also offering distribution services. This move enters a competitive market…

The Economic Times

Former Paisabazaar CEO Naveen Kukreja looking to secure $9 million for new wealthtech bet

The Economic Times

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The Times of India

Canadian traveller faces $147,000 medical bill after insurance claim is denied: 'I don’t remember anything'

An Ontario man who spent more than a week in hospital while on holiday in Mexico has been left facing a medical bill of $147,502 after his travel insurance claim was denied.

Everybody Loves Your Money

The Roof-Age Rule That’s Getting Homeowners Nonrenewed

Home insurance has started to feel a lot less predictable, especially for homeowners who have lived in the same house for years without major updates. One of the biggest surprises hitting policyholders involves something many people rarely think about: the age of the roof. Insurance companies now scrutinize roofs more…

Clever Dude

8 Things You Should Never Admit During an Insurance Investigation

Insurance investigations can feel like walking through a minefield while blindfolded. Every word carries weight, and every casual remark can shape the outcome of a claim. Insurance companies look for clarity, consistency, and statements that align with physical evidence. A single careless admission can reduce a payout or even trigger…

Evening Standard

Government’s cost-of-living champion urges Labour to cut pensions triple lock

Iceland’s executive chairman Lord Walker of Broxton said the state pension policy was unaffordable.

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AAP

Lockton Fiscal Year 2026 Revenue Increases to $4.5 Billion

KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Lockton, the world's largest privately held, independent insurance brokerage, today reported strong financial results for fiscal year 2026, with global revenue increasing 12% year over year to approximately $4.5 billion, including 11% organic growth, reflecting sustained momentum across the business and continued…

Barchart

Is Hartford Insurance Stock Underperforming the Nasdaq?

Though Hartford Insurance has lagged behind the broader Nasdaq Composite over the past year, Wall Street analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

MarketBeat

The “Duck Stock” Keeps Quietly Making Money for Shareholders

Aflac stock continues delivering reliable returns through dividends, buybacks, and supplemental insurance growth despite limited short-term upside potential.

The Economic Times

Emirates says it will get stranded passengers home, even on rival airlines

Emirates is introducing a new travel insurance product guaranteeing passengers can return home, even on rival airlines, to alleviate concerns amid ongoing conflict-related travel warnings. This initiative aims to reassure travelers transiting through Dubai, which remains a vital hub despite advisories. The airline has seen passenger numbers steadily recover and…

The Economic Times

Indian-American arrested in California for allegedly defrauding bank of $100 million

An Indian-American man, Mahender Makhijani, was arrested in California for allegedly defrauding a bank of nearly $100 million. He is accused of manipulating title insurance records and using shell companies to conceal lien positions. Makhijani faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted.

The Economic Times

Proposed commission caps may drive consolidation in insurance distribution: Acko CEO

Acko founder Varun Dua anticipates regulatory changes to insurance distributor commissions will drive consolidation and professionalization within the sector. He believes lower commissions could encourage wider market penetration, particularly in smaller towns, making insurance more accessible to a broader population. Dua suggests differentiating commission structures by product type.

Cycling Weekly

Six reasons to get dedicated cycle insurance this summer

There are plenty of reasons to invest in bicycle insurance, ready for a summer of travel, bikepacking or racing

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