Joe Toppe is a Managing Editor at PropertyCasualty360.com and an Associate Producer/Writer at FOX Business. He specializes in the BFSI sector, focusing on insurance, cybersecurity, and real estate, while also covering topics related to markets and business leaders. Joe's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo Finance, Sky News Australia, and the New York Post.
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Joe Toppe's articles cover a broad range of business and finance topics, with an emphasis on citing data and press releases. He frequently covers automotive industry news, including recalls and financial decisions made by major companies like Hyundai, Kia, GM, Tesla, Kraft Heinz.
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While small auto insurers can better personalize their services, they cannot match the lower prices of their larger counterparts, according to a report by Policygenius. The average cost of car insurance among the 10 largest car insurance companies is $136 a month. "That's $683 cheaper per year than average among the companies ranked 15 to 25 by size," Policygenius said. At the same time, the average cost of car insurance for
High interest rates put new car buyers in a financial squeeze this year, according to an Edmunds report. The average new-vehicle Annual Percentage Rate (APR) during the third quarter of 2024 remained elevated at 7.1%, the data showed, marking the sixth consecutive quarter that new-vehicle APRs have hovered above 7%. "Q3 was unfortunately the same old story as the first half of 2024 in terms of auto financing conditions," said Jessica Caldwell, Edmunds' head of insights. "Car shoppers found little relief from the elevated interest rates and high prices, which in turn hindered new-vehicle sales growth," she added. "The Fed's decision to cut rates was a welcome update at the end of the quarter but, on its own, is unlikely to dramatically change the financial landscape for car buyers." Key insights from the study include: |
Many states recognize mental illness as a compensable claim.
The U.S. job market suffered its worst month for growth in October 2024 since December 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Google Workspace customers experienced fewer cyber insurance claims than Microsoft 365 customers.
Thirty-eight percent of consumers who shopped for insurance in the past six months switched carriers.
Age plays a key role for Americans considering relocation out of the country, according to a survey from Compare the Market.
One in four insurers now use AI to assess risk for convective storms.
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