The Australian Institute of Criminology estimates that around 10% of insurance claims paid out in the country are fraudulent.

Three to five named storms are expected to develop this month.

Some are concerned this decision may leave TWIA unable to pay claims if a catastrophic hurricane hits.

Zurich’s shares have underperformed compared to its European peers. Some analysts believe this is due to the company’s U.S. exposure.

States are likely to boost enforcement in response.

Heat will persist across much of the United States well into autumn.

New laws went into effect August 1 that aim to protect customers and make insurance in the state more affordable.

Historically, a decrease in policies held by the insurer of last resort indicates market conditions are improving.