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The groups aim to re-enroll Montana residents who have lost health insurance

The groups aim to re-enroll Montana residents who have lost health insurance

An estimated 130,000 Montanans, including 36,000 children, have lost their Medicaid or Healthy Montana Kids health insurance coverage as of April 2023. It’s part of a national spike in enrollment declines, a “rollout” that KFF Health News called the “most the major upheaval in the 58-year history of the state’s health insurance program for low-income …

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NAIC Adopts First National Insurance Climate Resilience Strategy to Close Coverage Gaps and Improve Disaster Recovery

NAIC Adopts First National Insurance Climate Resilience Strategy to Close Coverage Gaps and Improve Disaster Recovery

WASHINGTON, April 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Focusing on reducing losses and accelerating recovery from natural disasters, the membership of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has adopted the first ever NAIC’s National Climate Resilience Strategy for Insurance to protect the national property insurance market. The strategy was developed under the coordination of NAIC’s Climate …

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Clarkstown Insurance is paying Ateres 0,000 to drop the lawsuit, officials say

Clarkstown Insurance is paying Ateres $200,000 to drop the lawsuit, officials say

NANUET — A Clarkstown insurance carrier has settled a discrimination lawsuit brought by an Orthodox Jewish congregation for $200,000 over disputed plans to build a school on the former Grace Baptist Church property. The agreement with Ateres Bais Yaakov Academy of Rockland involves members of Clarkstown’s land use board taking courses on aspects of the …

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Automakers are sharing our driving habits with insurance companies — and it could be costing us

Automakers are sharing our driving habits with insurance companies — and it could be costing us

Some car owners are concerned by recent revelations that their driving habits are being collected and shared by car manufacturers. According to New York Times, some automakers collect people’s driving habits — including braking, acceleration, trip length and speed — and share them with data companies. Data brokers then sell that data to insurance companies, …

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AM Best confirms the credit ratings of subsidiaries of Old Republic International Corporation;  Revises Outlook to Positive for Old Republic Life Insurance Company

AM Best confirms the credit ratings of subsidiaries of Old Republic International Corporation; Revises Outlook to Positive for Old Republic Life Insurance Company

ALDUICK, NJ April 5, 2024—(BUSINESS WIRE)–AM Best affirmed the Financial Strength Rating (FSR) of A+ (Superior) and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Ratings (Long-Term ICRs) of “aa-” (Superior) of the members of Old Republic Insurance Companies (Old Republic). Simultaneously, AM Best affirmed the FSR of A+ (Superior) and the Long-Term ICR of “aa-” (Superior) of Old …

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Kansas Medicaid inspector general and insurance commissioner split

Kansas Medicaid inspector general and insurance commissioner split

The Office of Inspector General’s audit of the Medicaid subsidy for supportive housing says the program costs the state millions of dollars each year, but the state’s insurance commissioner says the audit “should be rejected almost entirely.” The audit aimed to determine whether there were problems with the legislative language that allows facilities to claim …

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Taiwan’s property insurers likely to remain profitable despite earthquake losses: GlobalData

Taiwan’s property insurers likely to remain profitable despite earthquake losses: GlobalData

The 7.2-magnitude earthquake that hit Taiwan’s east coast on April 3 caused significant damage, particularly in Hualien with collapsed buildings and infrastructure disruption. However, insurers are expected to weather the financial impact well, according to GlobalData, the London-based data and analytics company. Government-backed schemes are expected to reduce losses, although insurers may reassess risk exposure …

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