In recent years, insurance scams have become increasingly sophisticated, catching many off guard. These scams are pervasive and often hard to detect, affecting both the young and the elderly alike. Beyond financial losses, victims of such scams may also experience disruptions to their family life, and in more severe cases, damage to their personal credit ratings. If you unfortunately fall victim to one of these scams, the most important thing is to remain calm and take immediate action to minimise the impact.
When it comes to travel insurance, many people typically consider coverage for flight delays or lost luggage but overlook the potential risks posed by natural disasters. With the increasing frequency of earthquakes worldwide, there has been growing public interest in whether travel insurance covers natural disasters, such as trip interruptions, accommodation changes, medical expenses, or even emergency evacuations. In this article, we will address your concerns in a Q&A format, so you will be clear about what earthquake coverage can help you with during your next trip.
Cruising with your prized vehicle is the dream of many car owners. Since the introduction of the ‘Northbound Travel for Hong Kong Vehicles’ scheme, those without a Mainland China-Hong Kong Cross-border license plate can also drive their beloved car across the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge to visit family, travel or go on a short business trip in the Guangdong province.
As the saying goes, ‘Scammers are always coming up with new tricks.’ Beyond common scams such as online job scams, fake reviews, ‘guess who I am’ schemes, and romance fraud, phone scams have also infiltrated the insurance industry. Scammers often impersonate government agencies or employees of large corporations, using seemingly legitimate reasons to deceive individuals into revealing personal information, ultimately to illegally obtain money. These types of scams not only disrupt people's everyday lives but can also result in substantial financial losses. Therefore, understanding the latest insurance phone scam tactics and how to protect yourself is crucial for everyone.
In recent years, insurance scams have become increasingly sophisticated, catching many off guard. These scams are pervasive and often hard to detect, affecting both the young and the elderly alike. Beyond financial losses, victims of such scams may also experience disruptions to their family life, and in more severe cases, damage to their personal credit ratings. If you unfortunately fall victim to one of these scams, the most important thing is to remain calm and take immediate action to minimise the impact.
As the saying goes, ‘Scammers are always coming up with new tricks.’ Beyond common scams such as online job scams, fake reviews, ‘guess who I am’ schemes, and romance fraud, phone scams have also infiltrated the insurance industry. Scammers often impersonate government agencies or employees of large corporations, using seemingly legitimate reasons to deceive individuals into revealing personal information, ultimately to illegally obtain money. These types of scams not only disrupt people's everyday lives but can also result in substantial financial losses. Therefore, understanding the latest insurance phone scam tactics and how to protect yourself is crucial for everyone.