Articles, tagged with "policyholder", page 1
07th February 2012
Critical illness cover is a special type of insurance policy. This insurance policy is a very practical option in the highly advanced world we live in today since no one can actually predict when certain things can happen to us. This type of policy is suc...
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Author:
navseo
01st February 2012
2012 is shaping to be a difficult year for both the public and private sectors in the UK. When the economic climate is this bleak everybody suffers, and no one can look at their job and say with certainty it is 100% safe.
The best we can do is take mea...
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Author:
David Lakins
27th January 2012
Many health insurance companies have adopted a practice known as “retrospective underwriting” whereby, after the policyholder seeks coverage for an illness, the insurance company rescinds or cancels the policy after it already has been issued or reforms o...
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Author:
Project
27th January 2012
The Direct Tax Code (DTC) is proposed to be introduced as a Bill in Parliament's winter session. The proposed DTC, if passed, will replace the existing Income-Tax act of 1961 and will come into force from April 1, 2012. However, the proposed new Direct Ta...
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Bimadeals
23rd January 2012
With car insurance costs bесomіng higher еѵеrу year, tһerе are morе аnd mоrе people ӏooking tо cheap insurance quotes and purchasing them as well. And еven t...
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Author:
lambratoJoshee
20th January 2012
When it comes to auto insurance quotes in Erie, PA, there are countless options on the market, however, not all policies are created equal. While you may be tempted to buy the auto insurance policy with the lowest price tag, this choice could end up costi...
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Author:
Local Edge
16th January 2012
“There is no excuse for filing an insurance claim on windshields that aren't damaged.”
National Glass Association Auto Glass Division vice president, Leo Cyr, says that there is just not an excuse for anyone filing an insurance claim on undamaged winds...
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Author:
Suntec Auto Glass
10th January 2012
Property and casualty insurers have faced several challenges in the recent past – increased pressure on pricing, dwindling investment yield, weak demand and severe underwriting losses. According to the 2011 Deloitte Report, Driving Operational Excellence ...
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Author:
WNSGlobalServices
04th January 2012
Life insurance for children? Is that even possible? If so, is it necessary? Or is it just a waste of money?
The answer: It is possible. It may or may not be absolutely necessary, but it may be one of the smartest purchases you ever make. And it is defi...
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Jordan t. Biebers
04th January 2012
Nearly all mother and father realize that there are several measures they need to decide to try shield his or her family’s financial potential. The most critical, naturally, will be to gain a reliable cash flow allowing you to definitely take advantage of...
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Author:
Jordan t. Biebers
04th January 2012
The insurance regulator plans to lay a floor of 55 years of age for a person to draw annuities from pension plans as it moves to reduce risks for insurance companies and revive a pension market that's ignored by private insurers. However, the move may thr...
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Author:
Bimadeals
20th December 2011
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda) wants all pension products to do exactly what they are expected to do — provide pension to policyholders.
Speaking to Business Standard, Irda chairman J Hari Narayan explained, “There are many tra...
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Author:
Bimadeals
14th December 2011
Life insurance policy is one of the most important things that a person should acquire in his or her lifetime. Earning family members should specially get the best life insurance plan to help their dependents fight the challenges of life in case of their ...
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Author:
Deepak Yohanann
13th December 2011
Car insurance can be a tricky concept to understand. There are different companies who promote different aspects and can sometimes forget to educate their insureds about basic coverage. Obtaining a quote from a company can sometimes lead a person back to ...
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Author:
anoton
05th December 2011
First to die life insurance covers more than one person under one premium. Although this kind of policy can cover an unlimited number of lives, insurers typically limit the number of people that can be covered. The benefit is paid after the first death of...
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Author:
Nazima Golamaully