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• Insurer opens 24hr emergency line for storm victims
  Car and home insurer AAMI has requested that all policyholders affected by yesterdays storms across NSW contact them immediately on their 24hr emergency line. andquot;AAMI is operating its 24-hour hotline, 13 22 44, on which customers can lodge claims directly over the phone hotline with no forms to fill out,andquot; AAMI NSW Corporate Affairs Manager Mike Sopinski said.
• Farmers using biotech seed may pay less insurance
  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a move that benefits biotech crop companies and their farmer customers, the U.S. Agriculture Department has approved the expansion of a risk management program that effectively lowers crop insurance costs for producers planting certain biotech corn seeds.
• XL Insurance Names David J. Molitano to New Tech E&O Und
  According to Mr. Allard: andquot;XL Insurance is well-known for its tailored, industry-specific Eandamp;O insurance programs. With David onboard, adding his considerable experience in underwriting technology risks, we continue to expand our specialized underwriting capabilities and are well-equipped to develop the right insurance programs to address the tech industry''s evolving Eandamp;O exposures.andquot;
• As Washington Ponders Health Reform, Harry and Louise Return
  Fifteen years ago, the phony couple sat at a phony kitchen table in TV ads paid for by the insurance industry, which fiercely opposed the Clintons' plan to transform the way health insurance worked in this country. The ads were set in a fictional future, when the Clintons' plan had gone into effect.
• Lack of Insurance, High Medical Costs Put More in a Bind
  Americans are struggling to pay medical bills and are accumulating medical debt at an increasing rate, according to a survey released today.
• Small SUVs improve on safety
  Among eight new models tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, four earned the andquot;top safety pickandquot; award -- the Ford Escape, Volkswagen Tiguan, Nissan Rogue and Mitsubishi Outlander -- for highest grades in front, side and rear crashes.
• What makes a good franchise opportunity
  Leading Australian entrepreneur, Bruce Doyle, is the latest business expert to invest in a website empire, opening Bloomtools Melbourne Central this week. Bruce, who has owned more than 20 successful businesses and worked with some of the world's best entrepreneurs, was so impressed with the Bloomtools system and tools that he started his own Bloomtools franchise in Melbourne and became the master licensee for Victoria. After having his own bad experiences with unreliable, outdated website developers, Bruce was searching for an established company that he could trust to deliver professional, results-focused online tools. “When I came across Bloomtools, I knew they were the type of company I wanted to be associated with because they are so passionate about business and the Internet and they have the world-class tools to back it up,” he said. “Having been in business myself, I can really see the value in the products for a small business owner – websites and Internet marketing solutions that are affordable and easy-to-use, have real business purpose and functionality and best of all, are able to grow and change as the business grows,” said Bruce. “The Bloomtools system is ideal for someone like me that understands business but doesn't have any web design skills – while I'm focused on attracting and managing clients, the expert team of software developers and graphic designers at Bloomtools HQ are building the online solutions for me,” said Bruce. Bruce believes that Bloomtools really stands out from the other website development franchises in the market because it's more than just a sales job. “Bloomtools is different because you get a complete business that you can grow with premises and staff, rather than just a glorified sales job – so you own the business rather than just work for it, which is the secret to real success,” said Bruce. Having worked with some of the largest franchise businesses in the world, Bruce understands the importance of an experienced franchisor that offers a range of support tools for franchisees. “I feel confident selling Bloomtools products to my clients because I know I have the experienced HQ team behind me, with their support technicians and project managers ensuring my jobs are always delivered on-time and to budget,” said Bruce. “I'm proud to be a franchisee of such an innovative, forward-thinking company and I'm excited that I can provide world-class online solutions to small to medium businesses in Melbourne,” he said. If you think you've got what it takes to be a Bloomtools franchisee, visit www.bloomtools.com/franchise to get more information or contact HQ on 1300 399 399. andlt;aandgt;Bloomtools Franchiseandlt;/aandgt; andlt;aandgt;Internet Franchiseandlt;/aandgt; andlt;aandgt; Web Design Franchiseandlt;/aandgt; andlt;aandgt;Web Designandlt;/aandgt;
• A.M. Best Assigns Ratings to Companion Specialty Insurance C
  OLDWICK, N.J., Aug 13, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- A.M. Best Co. has assigned a financial strength rating (FSR) of A (Excellent) and an issuer credit rating (ICR) of andquot;aandquot; to Companion Specialty Insurance Company (Specialty) (District of Columbia). The outlook for both ratings is stable.
• Some couples marrying for health insurance
  NEW YORK, Aug. 13 (UPI) -- A health policy research group says a poll it conducted this spring indicates health insurance is the reason some U.S. residents are getting married.
• Insurance Costs Taking A Toll On Health
  SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) -- People used to avoid the doctor because they feared the needle. Now it''s the sting of the bill that has them putting off medical care.
• Downey Insurance Broker Booked for Grand Theft
  Insurance broker, Prakash Akatrai, aka Peter Akatrai, surrendered himself at the Downey, Calif., Police Station and was booked on six counts of felony grand theft by embezzlement, according to the California Department of Insurance. Akatrai allegedly issued a false certificate of insurance after receiving premium funds, among other alleged crimes.
• Insurance regulators want State Farm to clarify nonrenewal d
  After State Farm Florida vice president Kathy Popejoy told regulators at a rate hearing Tuesday that the company was dropping wind coverage on 23,000 policies, company officials scrambled to clarify that would not violate an agreement State Farm has with the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation to cap its nonrenewals at 50,000.
• Washington: Children’s Health Insurance Decision
  Reversing itself, the Bush administration said that states would not be penalized right now for failing to change a federal-state health insurance program to make it harder for middle-income children to enroll.
• Judge rules archdiocese’s insurance not liable for fraud-bas
  The Archdiocese of Milwaukee will be solely responsible for paying any potential settlements or judgments in at least four lawsuits involving clergy sexual abuse because its insurance policies don't cover intentional acts such as fraud, a judge ruled Thursday.
• Japanese insurer steps into Australia
  Japanese life insurance company Dai-ichi has announced its entrance into the Australian life insurance market through the purchase of GPG''s 30% holding in TOWER Australia
• Award winner named
  At a lavish awards ceremony hosted by ANZIIF and attended by hundreds of insurance professionals, Suncorp have been named General Insurer of The Year.
• Australian insurers investment approach reduces loss
  The financial turmoil being experienced worldwide has had little impact on the Australian general insurance industry according to a report issued today by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)
• Big changes at the top for CGU
  After announcing a new company structure last month, CGU Insurance has today announced five more senior appointments.
• Insurer leads the way with flood cover
  Zurich Financial Services Australia has today released the final details of its flood cover plan. After more than 12 months work Zurich becomes the first Australian insurer to automatically include flood coverage in its base wording