Woman Charged After Officials Say She Defrauded Insurance Provider, Filed 20 False Claims
An Atlanta woman is charged with 20 counts of insurance fraud, Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King announced today.
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Major Car Insurance Companies Getting Out of California
Major auto insurers are pulling back in the California marketplace because they are saying their drivers are just too expensive to insure.
Fiduciary Concerns Continue to Stymie Annuities in 401(k)s
Employers have embraced 401(k) plan benefits changes for 2023, but are still shying away from annuities, according to Alight.
Research Shows Workers Favor Guaranteed Income Over Financial Wellness Tools
Almost half of respondents agreed annuities can offer safety and stability, though other research shows annuities are not picking up among employers.
Insurance Alliance Unveils Net-Zero Target Scheme
The protocol has targets relating to emissions reduction, engagement and re/insuring the transition to net zero.
More Insurance Companies Pull Out of Louisiana: 'We Are in a Crisis'
Thousands of folks in the south no longer have home insurance because companies are leaving the area after years of devastating storms.
University Acts Against Eight Employees Over Fraudulent Benefits Claims
Following an investigation, a Toronto university has acted against eight of its employees for committing group benefits fraud.
