An avaricious oil man. A drug deal gone bad. Teen age pregnancy. Ethically challenged attorneys. A tragedy of misunderstandings. All worthy subjects for the best picture at this year’s Academy Awards. But not one about insurance?
The vast majority of U.S. insurers have little or no exposure to the volatility in the subprime mortgage market because a substantial percentage of their investments are in the highest-rated bonds or stocks with no direct ties to lenders, an Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) white paper has found.
With the various types of insurance coverage available to consumers these days it is often difficult to decipher what type of coverage is necessary to properly protect individuals and families.
A large percentage of U.S. homeowners mistakenly believe that standard homeowners insurance protects them from a wide array of perils, according to new research by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC).
A group of five state insurance commissioners have announced a settlement agreement with United Healthcare Insurance Company following a multi–year review of certain company processes.
