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The Future of the National Flood Insurance Program

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By Rob Fischer Verified
| actuary.org
By Rob Fischer Policy Project Manager, Casualty If you are a relatively new homeowner like myself, you’ve recently discovered that toward the end of a long exhausting process of finding, bidding on, and closing on a home, you are then required to learn about what kind of homeowner’s insurance coverage you will need. What you may not realize, as I didn’t, is that your homeowner’s insurance does not insure you against flooding caused by storm surge or rising waters in your neighborhood.
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Can You Use a Walkie-Talkie or Two-Way Radio While Driving in the UK?

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By Rob Fischer Verified, Ed Holden
| Manufacturing & Logistics IT Magazine Verified
By Rob Fischer, freelance writer. We all know that it is illegal to use a mobile phone while driving in the UK and that the penalties are 6 penalty points and a £200 fine or disqualification from driving if you have passed your test within the last two years. However, do these same rules apply to walkie-talkies and two-way radios? Can I Operate a Two-Way Radio when driving?
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CPC Leads With 2026 Priorities Focused on AI, Affordability, Policy Changes

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By Rob Fischer Verified
| actuary.org
By Rob Fischer Policy Project Manager, Casualty The start of the year always feels like turning a new page. The Academy’s Casualty Practice Council (CPC) book includes 2026 strategic priorities providing a framework for the Academy’s development of leading resources for property & casualty (P&C) actuaries in the new year. These priorities are the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in P&C insurance, availability and affordability of insurance, and the changes to the federal government.
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