Archive for January, 2008

Choose Your Friends Carefully

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008

Advocacy is defined in the dictionary as “supporting or promoting the interests of another”. There are several “advocacy” groups that promote life insurance to their members or to the group of people who they would suggest they are advocates on behalf of.

There are two groups of advocacy organizations that I believe need to rethink their approach to life insurance. There are the organizations that do a poor, or even misleading job of recommending a life insurance carrier. Then there are those organizations that purport to be advocates for people who are, due to their health problems, in special need of guidance and are not providing anything.

I have a particular problem with three advocacy groups that you would suspect would offer the best possible life insurance products to their members or audience, when in fact they offer downright bad deals and try to gloss it over by appearing to be your “friend”.

Let s talk about Gerber. They may be good at ba (more...)

Different Types of Auto Insurance

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008

Nowadays auto insurance is the ideal way to ensure a good life for yourself and your expensive vehicle. Auto insurance keeps safe your huge amount of money spent on your automobile. But on the same hand, auto insurance is also quite expensive. However there are different types of auto insurance policies available today. It is at an individual s discretion which policy he can afford to adopt.

1. Fully Comprehensive Auto Insurance Policy Types- though this policy is the most expensive one yet it is the most widely adopted type of auto insurance. This is so because the insurance provides compensation or covers all sorts of cases such as theft, accident, wear and tear etc. If unfortunately an accident occurs where you were not at fault while the other driver who did the accident does not disclose his and his insurance details you ought not to worry.

For being a policyholder of the fully comprehensive program, you can register an insurance claim against your insurance company. But while taking th (more...)

How to Get a Lower Homeowner Insurance Quote

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

The biggest investment most people make in their life is buying a home. It only makes sense that protecting that investment is a number one priority for these homeowners. What most homeowners may not realize is that it is incumbent on them to not only provide their own homeowners insurance but to also make sure that it provides adequate coverage and protection for the value of the home and its contents. There are any number of potential disasters that could cause significant damage or even total loss of a home, including hurricanes, fires, floods, earthquakes, hail storms, and tornados.

To make sure you have the right coverage for your area but also the right amount to cover any damage or even the total loss of your home and all your possessions you will need to either meet with an insurance company representative or fill out an online insurance quote. Homeowner insurance can be quite expensive depending on the value of your house and where you live. If you want to save some money and get a lower h (more...)

How to Compare Low Cost Car Insurance in Washington

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

Comparison shopping is something most of us do on a daily basis. Whether we re looking for a deal on a certain grocery item or we shop around for a jacket, we re in search of the best bargain for our dollar. The same should happen when it comes to car insurance shopping. With over sixty different auto insurance companies headquartered in Washington State, the residents can certainly do more than just a little price checking.

Getting car insurance quotes can be an uncomfortable undertaking. Not only are you expected to hand over some personal information to an insurance agent, but in most cases you ve got to give them your contact information as well. For anyone who has gone through this process, they can verify that once an agent has your number, he or she is likely to put it to good use trying to contact you to secure a policy with them.

The best and easiest approach is to utilize the free quote function found on many websites. Many of the Washington based auto insurance companies allow you (more...)

Term Life Insurance with No Exam

Monday, January 21st, 2008

You may be surprised - some of you pleasantly surprised - to find out that not all tem life insurance companies require potential policyholder s to undergo a medical exam. That s right you can get term life insurance with no exam. Not that there are term life insurance companies out there offering term life insurance policies with no medical exams, but, there are some out there.

Whether or not you are going to be able to get term life insurance with no exam really depends on the term life insurance company from which you want to purchase your term life insurance policy. Each term life insurance company requires, or does not require, its potential policyholders to undergo a medical exam based on that particular term life insurance company s underwriting process. For example, some fly-by-night term life insurance company s may try to lure customers by boasting the fact that they offer term life insurance with no exam. At the same time, longstanding and reputable term life insurance companies may (more...)

Life Insurance 101

Monday, January 21st, 2008

Have you been thinking about buying life insurance and are overwhelmed with all of the possibilities? Here s a good starting point to learn the basics about life insurance.

What is a life insurance policy?

A life insurance policy is a legal contract between you (the insured/policy holder) and the insurance company (also known as the insurer). This contract establishes the terms, conditions and amount that a company will pay to your beneficiaries, upon your death.

Why buy life insurance policies?

Generally, life insurance policies provide protection for the surviving family members. I say generally, because there are times when a company may purchase life insurance to cover one of their key employees whose death would cause severe financial strain on the company. Or a credit card company may offer life insurance to the card holder that will pay off the outstanding balance.

There are two types of life polices, permanent and term:

Permanent Insurance Policies: Per (more...)




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