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category: Health Insurance
- Loss of Competition Is Seen in Health Insurance Industry
- Tobacco May Pay For Kids' Insurance
- Children’s Health Insurance Bill Provides a Case Study
- Cancer’s High Toll on the Uninsured
- New Jersey to Consider Health Plan to Cover All
- Obama Considers Major Expansion in Aid to Jobless

category: Auto Insurance
- Mandatory Coverage Is Easier Said Than Done
- Yes, Accidents Happen. But Why?
- Ferrari in a Bow Tie
- Not-So-Free Ride
- The Claim: New Year’s Is the Most Dangerous Time of the Year to Be on the Road
- An Epidemic of Crashes Among the Aging? Unlikely, Study Says
- Study Says Minicar Buyers Sacrifice Safety
- Smaller Cars Earn Top Marks in Safety Tests
- Air Bags May Be Harmful to Your Thumbs
- Texting Is More Dangerous Than Driving Drunk
- Driver Survey Finds Less Drinking, More Drugs
- U.S. Withheld Data on Risks of Distracted Driving
- Transportation Department to Take On Distracted Driving
- Older Drivers and Medication
- How Hollywood Helped Improve Child Seats
- Driver Texting Now an Issue in the Back Seat
- Driving While Texting: Is It the New DWI?
- Rules Would Restrict Texting By Truckers, Bus Drivers
- Progress on Drunken Driving
- High-Tech Devices Help Drivers Put Down Phone
- Turn Car On; Turn Phone Off
- Smart phone application iZUP prevents drivers from using their cellphones
- Bills to Curb Distracted Driving Gain Momentum
- U.S. Gets Additional Complaints of Crashes of Toyotas
- Digital Billboards, Diversions Drivers Can’t Escape
- U.S. Considers Brake Override System
- Gadgets in Emergency Vehicles Seen as Peril

category: Homeowners
- Bracing for Higher Premiums
- State Farm in Talks to Settle Gulf Claims
- Hard to make title insurance sexy
- Allstate Profit Drops 37% on Storm Losses
- Hurricane Omar Veers Toward Ocean
- State Farm Florida says it will no longer write homeowners coverage
- Judge Allows Katrina Lawsuit Against Corps of Engineers
- State insurance regulators clash on national plan for catastrophes
- Three states join Florida to ask for disaster guarantee
- FEMA Launches Effort to Measure Impact of Climate Change on Flood Insurance
- States Shed Reinsurance and 'Run Naked' Through Storm Risks
- Fla. Tries to Escape Its Overexposure to Storm Damages
- In New Orleans, Elation Over Katrina Liability Ruling
- The 2009 Hurricane Season in Review
- Outspoken Hurricane Expert Sues Over Dismissal
- Charges Filed in Katrina Inquiry

category: Financial Services
- G.M., Under Pressure, Turns to Robert Lutz
- Bank of America Liable in Securities Fraud
- GMAC Receives More Aid as Treasury Gets Board Seats
- As Big Banks Repay Bailout Money, U.S. Sees a Profit

category: International Insurance News
- A.I.G. Takes a Hit of $1.95 Billion on Housing Investments
- Insurance Industry Joins Banking Giants on the Hot Seat
- A.I.G. Unit Said to Be Near Sale to a British Company

category: National Insurance News
- 2008 Candidates Vow to Overhaul U.S. Health Care
- Amid Rubble of Storm, Teams Scour Ravaged Texas Coastline
- Slow Reinsurance Renewals Highlight Growth Concerns

category: Banking Services
- Shake-Up and Job Cuts at Bank of America
- BofA Chief Sees No Investment-Banking Retreat
- Citi Names New Chief of Investment Banking - New York Times
- Agency’s Head Expects Banking’s Crisis to Worsen
- Citibank, in Settlement, Extends Free Checking

category: Health Insurance Articles
- Finding Health Insurance if You Are Self-Employed