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Your Source For Daily Insurance News & AnalysisRead moreSask. Government Insurance says cleanup expenses could be covered by claim
Keep track of expenses related to cleanup, SGI says after Swift Current flooding
Some of that, or most of it, may be covered through your insurance claim … there were between 50 and 100 combined property and auto claims, …
read moreCovering the Expense of Interruptions and Cancellations
Ingle International An unexpected flight interruption could blow up your travel budget like a balloon. A sudden storm or illness that forces you to cancel a pre-paid vacation could cost you even more. But, just as it can shift the potential burden of medical emergency...
read moreDYK: Medical reasons make up one-third of Canadian’ travel claims
NEWS PROVIDED BY RBC Insurance Highlights: Canadians' biggest pet peeves while travelling by air include bad travel etiquette, followed by flight delays and going through airport security. And when it comes to the worst things they've lost while travelling, the top...
read moreAXIS Capital Announces Publication of the Company’s 2018 Loss Development Triangles
EMBROKE, Bermuda--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AXIS Capital Holdings Limited (“AXIS Capital” or the "Company") (NYSE: AXS) today announced the publication of the Company's 2018 Loss Development Triangles. A copy of this document is available in the Investor Relations section of...
read moreRead moreQuebec-based credit union federation learned of data breach from police
Personal data of 2.9 million people leaked from Desjardins
. addresses, birth dates, social insurance numbers, email addresses … to CBC/Radio-Canada’s online communities (except in children and …
read moreN.L. moves a step closer to scrapping tax on auto insurance
Rebates to be offered to anyone who renewed their insurance after April 15 CBC News The Newfoundland and Labrador government has announced the legislative changes necessary to eliminate the province's tax on automobile insurance. Finance Minister Tom Osborne...
read more$65,000 Non-Pecuniary Assessment for Likely “Indefinite” Neck & Back Injury
Written by ERIK MAGRAKEN Reasons for judgement were published today by the BC Supreme Court, Nanaimo Registry, assessing damages for long-lasting soft tissue injuries. In today’s case (Poulin v. Armstrong) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2013 collision. She was a...
read moreMedical reasons make up one-third of Canadians’ travel claims
Over a quarter of Canadians have made an insurance claim as a result of something that happened to them while travelling, with visits to the …
read moreAs Family Dynamics Change, Your Life Insurance Should, Too
There is one thing that hasn’t changed, though: life insurance. One of the main reasons for life insurance is to provide protection for the family …
read moreAutomated Vehicles And The Future Of Automobile Insurance İn Ontario
Article by David M. Rogers Rogers Partners LLP A few years ago, I listened to two friends have a long discussion about the relevance of automated vehicles. One friend believed people physically driving vehicles would become a thing of the past over the next 20 years....
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