Financial expert reveals: Strache expense affair with life insurance

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The expenses affair surrounding ex-FPÖ leader Heinz-Christian Strache has a new strand. Strache is said to have had cash amounting to several hundred thousand euros - a loan from a friend, as Strache claims. Strache claims to have used life insurance on a Liechtenstein account as security for this loan. The explosive thing about it: the FPÖ paid for the insurance with party money. According to a report by www.derstandard.de, the revelation of the FPÖ's secret insurance payments for Strache's life insurance could have a significant impact on the insurance market and consumer confidence. The fact that the FPÖ used party funds to pay for insurance for an individual raises serious...

Die Spesenaffäre um Ex-FPÖ-Chef Heinz-Christian Strache hat einen neuen Strang. Strache soll Bargeld in der Höhe von mehreren Hunderttausend Euro besessen haben – ein Darlehen von einem Freund, wie Strache behauptet. Als Sicherheit für dieses Darlehen will Strache eine Lebensversicherung auf einem Liechtensteiner Konto genutzt haben. Das Brisante daran: Die Versicherung hat die FPÖ mit Parteigeld bezahlt. Gemäß einem Bericht von www.derstandard.de, Die Enthüllung der geheimen Versicherungszahlungen der FPÖ für Strache’s Lebensversicherung könnte erhebliche Auswirkungen auf den Versicherungsmarkt und das Vertrauen der Verbraucher haben. Die Tatsache, dass die FPÖ mit Parteigeldern eine Versicherung für eine Einzelperson bezahlt hat, wirft ernsthafte …
The expenses affair surrounding ex-FPÖ leader Heinz-Christian Strache has a new strand. Strache is said to have had cash amounting to several hundred thousand euros - a loan from a friend, as Strache claims. Strache claims to have used life insurance on a Liechtenstein account as security for this loan. The explosive thing about it: the FPÖ paid for the insurance with party money. According to a report by www.derstandard.de, the revelation of the FPÖ's secret insurance payments for Strache's life insurance could have a significant impact on the insurance market and consumer confidence. The fact that the FPÖ used party funds to pay for insurance for an individual raises serious...

Financial expert reveals: Strache expense affair with life insurance

Die Spesenaffäre um Ex-FPÖ-Chef Heinz-Christian Strache hat einen neuen Strang. Strache soll Bargeld in der Höhe von mehreren Hunderttausend Euro besessen haben – ein Darlehen von einem Freund, wie Strache behauptet. Als Sicherheit für dieses Darlehen will Strache eine Lebensversicherung auf einem Liechtensteiner Konto genutzt haben. Das Brisante daran: Die Versicherung hat die FPÖ mit Parteigeld bezahlt.

According to a report by www.derstandard.de,

The revelation of the FPÖ's secret insurance payments for Strache's life insurance could have a significant impact on the insurance market and consumer confidence.

The fact that the FPÖ used party funds to pay for insurance for an individual raises serious questions about the appropriateness and legality of this transaction. This could significantly undermine trust in insurance companies, particularly in relation to political connections and conflicts of interest.

Furthermore, the disclosure of such transactions could lead to more intensive regulation of the insurance market in order to prevent similar incidents in the future. This could impact both the cost and availability of insurance products.

Overall, it is expected that the revelation of secret insurance payments will have a negative impact on consumer trust in the insurance industry and could potentially lead to far-reaching changes in the regulation of the market.

Read the source article at www.derstandard.de

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