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Most people don't have phone insurance.
The average ransom demand was $3.5 million last year.
Natural catastrophes caused $368 billion in losses last year — and 60% of those were uninsured.
Rising burnout among young adults could have long-term impacts.
Internet scams cost individuals and businesses billions of dollars each year.
This look at how U.S. job markets perform during economic uncertainty can inform companies looking to expand or relocate.
First Street: Disaster-prone areas could see large insurance increases, sinking home values and population loss.
"Digital natives" comprise the only consumer segment that increased travel spend in 2024, Berkshire Hathaway reports.
Neptune Flood: Younger demographics are among the most concerned.
Gallagher Re: Hurricanes Helene and Milton each cost insurers $20 billion.