Rising tides and soaring insurance costs in coastal communities
Climate change is driving up flood insurance premiums in coastal areas by over 50%, rendering it increasingly unaffordable for many residents.
Climate change is driving up flood insurance premiums in coastal areas by over 50%, rendering it increasingly unaffordable for many residents.
Decades of greed & corruption led to 72 avoidable deaths in Grenfell Tower fire, exposing UK’s failed regulatory system.
Life insurance policies are impacted by rising costs due to inflation, causing payouts to decrease significantly over time.
Life insurance policies often come with hidden extra fees such as administration charges and investment management fees, which can add up quickly and leave policyholders paying for unnecessary extras.
Insurance companies’ no-claims discounts may seem like a saving grace but often come with increased premiums in the long run, creating a perverse incentive to avoid claims.
The liability for damages caused by a fallen tree often depends on whether the owner knew about structural problems with the tree, making it essential for homeowners to have emergency savings in place and familiarize themselves with their insurance coverage to avoid financial burden.
GLP-1 medications have become a staple in diabetes and obesity treatment, but their increasing popularity has led to a staggering 224% increase in healthcare costs, with employers facing a potential $3,040 average premium per person or up to 20% of their premiums.