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January 20, 2008
Insurance giant American International Group has agreed to pay more than $1.6bn (920m) to settle state and federal charges of rental property insurance abuses.
Under the settlement, AIG also agreed to change the way it carries out its business to ensure proper accounting practices in the future.
The deal settles a civil suit brought against AIG last […]
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January 19, 2008
All your insurance queries, answered by broker Terry Reed.
Bill Waterworth has been looking at life insurance for the over 50’s. He notices that they citizen property insurance
in their pay-outs between males and females, even though the payments are the same.
Doesn’t the sex discrimination act count?
Where an insurer can provide information to justify […]
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January 18, 2008
Climate change will lead to heftier rental property insurance claims in the long term, insurer Swiss Re has warned.
It said there had been a relatively low number of natural disasters in 2006, causing a total of $48bn (24.8bn) worth of damage.
This was far below the $230bn in 2005 - largely due to Hurricanes Rita, […]
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January 17, 2008
As the flood waters recede in parts of England it has become clear tens of thousands of homes have been affected.
The insurance industry says claims related to flood damage will total 1.5bn.
We asked if you had made an insurance claim linked to the recent floods and who […]
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January 16, 2008
A shake-up in the way we are advised when we buy financial products is being planned by the financial regulator.
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) says buy to let property insurance sales can lead to mis-selling.
And it wants to prevent advisers from calling themselves “independent” if they receive peak property casualty insurance from firms.
We spoke […]
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January 15, 2008
A US federal court has ruled that insurers do not have to pay for the flood damage in New Orleans following Property insurance online Katrina in 2005.
Residential property insurance excludes flood damage, which is covered by a federal programme.
New Orleans residents and Xavier Property insurance association of louisiana argued that the insurers should pay because […]
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January 14, 2008
Climate change will lead to heftier insurance claims in the long term, insurer Swiss Re has warned.
It said there had been a agriculture casualty insurance property low number of natural disasters in 2006, causing a total of $48bn (24.8bn) worth of damage.
This was far below the $230bn in 2005 - largely due to Hurricanes […]
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January 13, 2008
Climate change will lead to heftier insurance claims in the long term, insurer Swiss Re has warned.
It said there had been a texas property insurance low number of natural disasters in 2006, causing a total of $48bn (24.8bn) worth of damage.
This was far below the $230bn in 2005 - largely due to Discount property […]
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Climate change will lead to heftier insurance claims in the long term, insurer Swiss Re has warned.
It said there had been a relatively low number of natural property and casualty insurance terms in 2006, causing a total of $48bn (24.8bn) worth of damage.
This was far below the $230bn in 2005 - largely due to […]
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January 12, 2008
Climate change will lead to heftier insurance claims in the long term, insurer Swiss Re has warned.
It said there had been a vacant property insurance low number of natural disasters in 2006, causing a total of $48bn (24.8bn) worth of damage.
This was far below the $230bn in 2005 - largely due to Hurricanes Rita, […]
Filed by admin at January 12th, 2008 under Property insurance
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