which would have cost the insurance giant more than 122 million ($153 million), with home scams showing a big increase since 2020. The amount of fraud discovered last year in its general insurance business was 13% higher than in 2020, the company said in a report. Aviva added that it is still processing an additional 16,700 claims for suspected fraud. Aviva said that the number of fraudulent claims filed for home insurance reached a seven-year high in 2021, with motor injury scams accounting. . .
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