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Only one group benefits from blocking Kathy Hochul’s NY plan to cut auto insurance — lawyers

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan to lower auto insurance rates by cracking down on fraud is one of the hurdles keeping Albany from passing a budget, which is now nearly a month late. Yet why is such a plan even controversial? Clearly, lower rates benefit all New Yorkers; even those who...

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Only one group benefits from blocking Kathy Hochul’s NY plan to cut auto insurance — lawyers

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan to lower auto insurance rates by cracking down on fraud is one of the...

Simply Business expands AI strategy with ChatGPT insurance app launch

Simply Business, a digital insurance marketplace, has launched a business insurance app on ChatGPT in the US, alongside...

95% of drivers interested in personalized insurance rates

Digital Insurance According to new research from Root Insurance, consumers are frustrated–77%...

Chubb CEO highlights misalignment between property supply-demand factors

During global insurer Chubb’s first quarter earnings call, CEO Evan Greenberg described the rapid softening in the property...

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Guide identifies the most affordable business insurance options for Canadian roofing contractors

Eloise Badenhorst Special to Ontario Construction News Roofing remains one of the higher-risk segments within Canada’s construction sector, with exposure...

Senate committee kills bill mandating insurance coverage for wildfire safe homes

A bill that would have required insurers to offer coverage to homeowners who take steps to reduce...

Life insurance premium surges, but coverage is still falling short for many – Insurance News

Despite individual life insurance new annualized premium surging 10% in 2025, the fourth record-setting year in the past...