Insurance complaints to Taiwan's Financial Ombudsman Institution (FOI) surged by 44% in the first quarter, with disputes over health coverage and claims of false sales information being the most common. Consumers submitted 1,354 insurance complaints in the first three months of this year, with life insurance disputes making up 72% and property insurance disputes 25%, Taipei Times reported. General insurance complaints made up 25%, while the remaining 3% were not identified. Most claims-related disputes were related to health insurance policies, with policyholders complaining that insu...
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