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NFO Update: Tata AIA Life Insurance launches dividend leaders index pension fund

Tata AIA Life Insurance has launched the Tata AIA Dividend Leaders Index Pension Fund to help investors build long-term retirement wealth through India’s leading dividend-paying companies. The NFO is open until May 27, with units priced at Rs 10. The passively managed fund tracks the BSE 500 Dividend Leaders 50…

The Economic Times · May 20

Motor policies given digital revamp

The Office of the Insurance Commission (OIC) is accelerating the digital transformation of the country's compulsory motor insurance system, aiming to improve protection for road accident victims, enhance operational efficiency, and integrate insurance coverage more closely with annual vehicle tax renewals.

Bangkok Post · May 20

Less than 24 hours in Hospital? Know about health insurance coverage for day care treatments, surgeries, and emergency procedures

Many policyholders believe health insurance claims require a 24-hour hospital stay. However, modern policies cover numerous treatments completed within 24 hours, known as day care procedures. These include surgeries like cataract removal and treatments such as chemotherapy. Policyholders must verify their policy details, including covered procedures and exclusions, to ensure…

The Economic Times · May 20

Young drivers urged to steer clear of ‘ghost broking’ insurance scams

The Financial Conduct Authority is urging motorists to be wary of offers that sound too good to be true.

Evening Standard · May 19

Woman Runs Something Over In Her Toyota. Then Her Mechanic Figures Out What It Was: 'Totaled The Car'

"Hate to see a great car like this going to the junkyard."

Motor1 · May 19

Stop Saying ‘I Didn’t Know’ — New Jersey’s Auto Insurance Liability Limits Jump to $35k/70k/25k

New Jersey drivers now face a major shift in auto insurance rules that reshapes what “minimum coverage” really means. State regulators increased liability limits to $35,000 for bodily injury per person, $70,000 per accident, and $25,000 for property damage. This change pushes drivers to carry stronger protection when they hit…

Clever Dude · May 19

Could a Summer Special Session Still Kill Property Taxes? DeSantis Hints at a Showdown

Florida politics rarely stays quiet for long, but the latest property tax debate could bring the state to a full boil before summer ends. Governor Ron DeSantis recently hinted that lawmakers may need a special legislative session to tackle one of the most explosive financial issues in the state: property…

The Free Financial Advisor · May 19

How Out-of-Date Wiring Could Void Your Home Insurance Claim

Older homes carry charm, character, and sometimes… hidden financial landmines that most homeowners never expect. One of the biggest surprises comes from outdated electrical wiring that quietly increases fire risk while also raising red flags for insurance companies. Many policies promise protection, yet that protection often comes with strict conditions…

Everybody Loves Your Money · May 19

Your Doctor’s Hands Are Tied – Until Now: New Medicare Rules Promise Faster Approvals. See How Quickly You’ll Get Care

Big changes are rolling through Medicare, and they directly target one of the most frustrating parts of the healthcare system: waiting for approval. For years, patients and doctors have battled prior authorization delays that slow treatments, prescriptions, and even life-changing procedures. Now, new Medicare rules aim to loosen those bottlenecks…

The Free Financial Advisor · May 19

Home Insurers Are Abandoning High-Risk Areas—What Homeowners Should Do Now

Home insurance in the United States has entered a new and uneasy era. Insurance companies are pulling back from regions they once covered without hesitation, leaving homeowners scrambling for answers. Wildfires, hurricanes, floods, and rising construction costs have pushed insurers to rethink where they can safely operate. That shift now…

Everybody Loves Your Money · May 19