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Posted on August 6th, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

What’s the price of fraud?

It’s quite common to see people describe some crimes as victimless. The idea that no one suffers is used to justify arguing for decriminalization. So, for example, taking a soft drug like cannabis is not supposed to hurt anyone. Indeed, if you read the right medical reports, it’s actually good for relieving pain. Put all this together and you have a lobby for allowing people to smoke or make tea out of the drug. Better still, states can tax the sales to help reduce the deficits. No matter whether this is right, you also hear the same type of argument about crimes against large corporations like insurance companies. Many suggest there are no individual victims, that large companies can afford a level of fraud without stockholders losing their dividends. Put the other way round, it’s very rare to see any senior executives facing criminal charges for defrauding their own company. Interestingly, many of the trials have actually resulted in not guilty verdicts as juries have failed to agree senior executives are sufficiently dishonest even though they have benefitted financially from their activities. Even attempts to hold fraudsters liable in the civil courts have run into trouble.

Posted on August 6th, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

Tips on buying individual plans

The need for having own health insured through a plan is obvious for any person who has ever tried to receive care without having one. But in case you’re self-employed or your employer doesn’t offer any group plans the only choice you’re left with is looking into individual insurance plans. The main problem with individual plans is that they are usually more costly than group plans so you’ll have tot take your time and shop around in order to get affordable individual plan with all the coverage you need. On the other hand individual policies are much more flexible and you can tailor them to your actual health conditions. Besides, despite that the plan is called “individual” you can include your spouse and children to the plan too.

But getting an individual health plan could be a bit problematic, especially if you have certain health conditions you need to attend to. Insurance companies tend to get rather picky about pre-existing health conditions when reviewing individual plan individual plan submissions. Still, you have a higher chance getting these conditions covered under an individual plan than in case of an employer sponsored group plan. The only thing is that your premiums will be higher.

The general rule is that health insurance is more expensive for customers with serious health issues and who are older, and is cheaper for young and healthy buyers. However, the rates vary significantly from company to company, because each insurer has different claim statistics and methods of determining their rates. So no matter what age and health group you belong to shopping around for health insurance when getting individual plans is a must.

Posted on August 5th, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

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Posted on August 4th, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

How to reduce your rates?

With the living costs crawling higher and higher each day saving some money on health care is definitely something that a lot of people will find useful. The good news is that it’s not so hard to do it if you put some effort to it. You’ll just have to spend some time on adjusting your current plan and with the following tips you will certainly get the desired results without too much hassle:

1. Do your research first

A lot of buyers don’t like to waste their time on comparison shopping and often buy the first plan they are offered. They tend to believe that all insurance is the same and there’s no point in shopping around since you get the same conditions everywhere. Of course, it’s not true and you can save a lot by doing some research first. See what the local providers have to offer, investigate all the plan types and focus on those offers that appeal to your insurance needs. Even when shopping around for the same plan type you might find significant differences in rates across companies. So do your research before buying anything.

2. Minimize risky activities

Insurance companies deal with risks and if we’re talking about health insurance there are a lot of activities that can put you in the high risk zone and raise your premiums considerably. If you do not want this to happen consider cutting your risky activities that may endanger your health. That’s why things like skydiving, racing, mountain biking, extreme fishing and other activities that can cause serious harm to your health or even death should be put in the end of your to-do list.

Posted on August 4th, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

Auto insurance quotes and pay-as-you-drive

It’s always interesting to watch how people react to science. Because more people now believe in the Bible as literal truth, most of biology as applied to evolution is rejected, as are those parts of astronomy that deny the Creation. Then, under the influence of a range of industries that would be required to change, we’ve all been told to reject the science underlying climate change. As a side issue, we’re also not supposed to believe in peak oil. That’s the idea the oil is going to run out sometime soon if we keep on burning it at the current rate. So there’s no pressure for us to adopt green technologies to save our resources. Except there’s one organization that has decided science is wonderful. Meet the insurance industry.

Insurance companies make their money by relying on the scientific analysis of information about how often we suffer loss and damage. They collect every possible scrap of evidence and use the very latest computers to work out the probability there will be hail and thunder sufficient to damage our homes, plagues of boils to require claims under our health plans, and so on. As a result, insurers are now refusing cover for many extreme weather events like flooding and violent storms. Even though we might want to deny the changes in weather patterns, the insurers recognize they will lose money if they continue offering general coverage.

Posted on July 30th, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

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Posted on July 12th, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

Health insurance companies shortchange us

If you live in a capitalist society, this suggests you are in favor of capitalism. That’s the idea people save their money, invest it as capital into a business and then either take the profit or enjoy the dividends. In other words, you are in favor of the few successful entrepreneurs supplying goods and services, and being able to get rich. In theory, this “land of opportunity” approach to life is motivating. People see they can, literally, rise from rags to riches through their hard work. This is the ultimate upwardly mobile society you could ever want to live in. Except it all depends on there being no real limits on the amount of profit people can take from their businesses. So, if you can buy in goods for $1 per unit, there’s nothing to stop you selling them on for $100. Ah, the free market people have just jumped up, waving their fists in anger. They all protest the customers would all revolt and take their business to the sellers asking only $10 per unit. The businesses that overprice will all be driven into bankruptcy. Except that’s not what happens. Most businesses parallel each other when it comes to prices, or aim to be the price leader and increase the prices to suggest a better product or service. Capitalism only benefits the customer where the competition is real.

Posted on July 5th, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

Car insurance quotes and pricing risk

When the news media all seem to be telling the same story, it’s easy to believe it must be true. When you go on to look at the complaint sites and blog postings, the same bad news story is repeated. This confirms your worst fears. It seems the insurance companies only ever increase the premium rates and conspire to gouge every driver on US roads. Except this is not the whole story. Let’s go back to the beginning. When the idea of insurance was first being discussed back in Lloyd’s coffee shop, the idea was that merchants who all faced the same risks of fire and theft should group together. If they all paid into a central fund, there would hopefully be enough money to cover the losses of one should there be a fire.

Over time, this has become a very sophisticated operation, but it all comes back to some very simple rules. If you have a poor driving record with multiple tickets, you will pay more than the luckier driver who manages to avoid accidents and tickets. It’s the same with the make and model you choose to drive. Pick something fast and sporty, and you will be paying more than the boring person who picks something steady that performs well in crash tests. Then there’s your address. If you are a street-parker in a zip code area with high theft rates, you will pay more than someone with a garage in a low crime area. And so on.

Posted on July 3rd, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

Buying Car Insurance Online FAQ

A lot of people have heard that you can save money if you comparison shop for your car insurance, and fortunately we live in a day and age where the Internet has made that easier than ever. However some people are a still a little wary of submitting secure information over the computer screen. Here we will answer all of your questions on how to get car insurance online, and help to put your mind at ease when it comes to doing all of your car insurance homework.

Is it safe to purchase car insurance on the Internet?

Today’s technology has advanced that the leading insurance companies are well equipped with top of the line advancements to ensure nothing wrong ever happens to YOUR personal information. When you are comparison shopping online, be sure you are using trusted websites that already have a solid reputation, both on and offline. Leading insurance companies would never sacrifice your business by compromising your privacy and security, it’s never been safer to purchase car insurance on the Internet!

Is it legal to buy car insurance online?

Absolutely! There are some states that do not allow for the purchase of car insurance online, but your insurance company would never process an application for one of those states online. When you are looking for car insurance online, you want to be sure that you are accessing insurance companies that are reputable within YOUR state. Find a website that asks you what state you live in before you do any comparison shopping, and you will always be sure you are working with companies that know and understand your State needs.

Posted on July 1st, 2011 by  |  No Comments »

The holidays are coming

There’s a curious fact about the sexes. When it comes to long journeys, single men leap in the car and drive. It’s a reflex to want a road trip to who knows where. But give the same journey to single women, and more will prefer an airplane or, if desperate, a train. The sexes come back together when they’re married with 2.4 children because then the economics favor driving. Despite the fact gas is approach $4 a gallon again, it’s still cheap to drive hundreds of miles than buy enough seats on public transport. The only time this gets the family veto is when the potential trip is from home in, say, Boston to a destination like Disney World. There are cheap family concessions on flights and the drive would take forever unless the kids ca be tuned into iPads and other gizmos to keep them occupied while parents drive in shifts. If you have a larger family, the economics switch back from flights to the vehicle anyway. But here’s the thing. Are you going to spend some money on preventative maintenance so your vehicle stands a good chance of arriving in one piece? And while the adult drivers may be used to driving around the city, how experienced are they in a long haul down the I-95? You probably won’t be surprised to learn how many vehicles have a breakdown while in motion. Equally, so many drivers lose concentration or fall asleep on a long drive.