Californian Health Insurance Companies to Hike Premiums by 8% to 14%
California’s largest health insurance companies will be increasing their average rates by 8% to 14% for hundreds of thousands of policyholders having individual coverage.
California’s largest health insurance companies will be increasing their average rates by 8% to 14% for hundreds of thousands of policyholders having individual coverage.
Mr O.N. Singh, Chairman of Universal Sompo General Insurance Co Ltd., said that his company had more than 75 general insurance products in its basket, and that it was catering to all the needs of its promoter-bankers such as Allahabad Bank, Indian Overseas Bank and Karnataka Bank Ltd.
Universal Sompo General Insurance Co. is a joint venture between Indian state-run lenders Allahabad Bank and Indian Overseas Bank with 30% and 19% stake, respectively, Karnataka Bank with 15% stake, non-banking partner Dabur with 10% stake, and Japan's Sompo Japan Insurance with 26% stake.
6 Million American Children Have No Health Insurance
Many US insurers stopped offering individual coverage for children after the 2010 health care overhaul as no child could be refused on the grounds of pre-existing diseases.
Many US insurers stopped offering individual coverage for children after the 2010 health care overhaul as no child could be refused on the grounds of pre-existing diseases.
Source-Medindia
Health Insurance, AI, Railways to Get Resources Due to Hike in GDS
Resource-starved sectors like the Railways, Air India & the UPA’s flagship programmes will get resources due to the 18% hike of Rs. 521,000 crores in the Gross Budgetary Support for planned expenses.
Resource-starved sectors like the Railways, Air India & the UPA’s flagship programmes will get resources due to the 18% hike of Rs. 521,000 crores in the Gross Budgetary Support for planned expenses.
US Gives 10 More States $230 Million for Health Insurance Exchange
Ten more states in the US will receive a total of $230 million in grants, the federal government said today.
Ten more states in the US will receive a total of $230 million in grants, the federal government said today.
