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Are the life insurance companies ripping off the families of soldiers killed in battle? That is the question Attorney General Andrew Cuomo is looking to answer. Andrew Cuomo - Attorney general - Insurance - Life insurance - Financial Services

Managed insurance companies in Malta, annual gross premium written by them and the number of jobs created in this sector have increased substantially over the last couple of years, according to the results of the 2010 market survey report, presented by the Malta Insurance Management Association.

HARTFORD — Claiming life insurance companies may be bilking beneficiaries out of potential interest payments, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said Friday he wants the state Insurance Department to take regulatory action.

The Chairman of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India, Mr J. Hari Narayan, said on Friday that the norms for public offer by life insurance companies are almost ready and would be announced very soon.

The good news is automobile insurance in Ontario will not go up much under new rules that come into effect on Sept. 1, and might even go down slightly. The bad news is you are about to get less coverage for your buck

SEATTLE----Attorney Advertising. Keller Rohrback L.L.P. announces that it is investigating several national life insurance companies, including MetLife, Inc. and Prudential Financial, Inc. , as well as Genworth Financial Inc., Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America, New York Life Insurance Co., Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., and Unum Group, regarding retained asset accounts the ...

Investigations Launched into Whether Life Insurance Companies are Taking Advantage of Grieving Families

Oil companies drilling in U.S. waters would face unlimited liability and BP Plc would be barred from new offshore leases under legislation passed by the House three months after the worst spill in U.S. history.

Dear Action Line: Is it true that insurance companies can call up someone's credit report and set their insurance rates based on their credit scores? — W.P., Tulsa.

NEW YORK----Millions of Americans are being duped by life insurance companies that have figured out a way to hold onto death benefits owed to families, according to a six-month investigation appearing in the September 2010 issue of BLOOMBERG MARKETS® magazine, on newsstands worldwide starting August 16, 2010.