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Today’s News: Employer Health Costs to Increase, The Hartford Changes Life Underwriting Process and Most Affordable Auto Insurance State Revealed

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June 28th, 2010
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A new report shows that employer health care costs are set to increase in 2011, The Hartford has changed the way life insurance policies are underwritten and the most affordable states for auto insurance have been revealed.

Today’s News: States Get $51 Million to Rate Health Insurance, Prop 17 Gets Shot Down and AIG Repayment Prospects Look Shaky

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June 25th, 2010
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has made grants available to states to help them enhance their health insurance rate review programs, California’s Proposition 17 auto insurance bill does not make the vote and AIG looks to be struggling to fulfill its promise to repay taxpayers.

Five Outrageous Celebrity Car Accidents

Posted in Auto Insurance , Auto Insurance Claims , Collision Insurance

June 24th, 2010
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In Hollywood, celebrities are usually known for their prestige, wealth and luxurious lifestyle. However, some have managed to become synonymously linked to their car accidents that have often times exposed the life of a troubling Hollywood starlet. Here, we gathered five notable celebrities along with their damaging car accidents that have occurred over the past several years.

Today’s News: Health Benefits for Federal Same-Sex Partners, Flood Insurance to Cover Oil Damage and Countdown to Prop 17

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June 23rd, 2010
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President Barack Obama recently announced that he would extend health insurance and other benefits to same-sex partners of federal workers, flood insurance companies say that they will be able to cover damage to buildings affected by oil damage and California residents are counting down to ballot day when they will then vote on Prop 17, which could significantly change auto insurance rates for them.

History of Auto Insurance Specialists

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June 17th, 2010
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Today’s News: Mortgage Insurance Rates to Increase, Veterans’ Health Care is Best and Georgia Stops Cell Phone Use While Driving

Posted in Auto Insurance , Auto Insurance Claims , Health Insurance

June 16th, 2010
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Congress is considering making some changes to FHA reform and as a result, home mortgage insurance rates could increase. In other insurance news, those who benefit from veterans’ health care have the best health insurance options and Georgia has taken a stand against motorists using their cell phones while driving, which could be a good thing for auto insurance.

The History of Auto Insurance

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June 15th, 2010
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Texting While Driving Bans: Wisconsin is 25th State

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May 27th, 2010
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The ongoing battle to eliminate texting while driving has resulted in Wisconsin becoming the 25th state to place a ban on this practice. There are still campaigns on the national level to eliminate texting while driving, but in the meantime, individual states like Wisconsin hope to stop their residents from continuing this dangerous activity.

Congress Considers Taking Action on Insurers Using Credit to Decline Coverage

Posted in Auto Insurance , Auto Insurance Companies , Auto Insurance Quotes

May 26th, 2010
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In a statement released by U.S. Representative Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.), he noted that Congress is currently examining the use of consumer credit history by insurers to set premiums. Since companies often use credit scores and reports to exclude those who are likely to file a claim, Congress is trying to determine whether this is a fair practice.

Today’s News: Most Dangerous Cities for Drivers, Health Care Costs to Increase and Insurers Want Laws to Toughen

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May 25th, 2010
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If you’re wondering where your auto insurance rates could suffer the most, take time to review the 10 most dangerous cities for drivers. In other insurance news, employers believe health care costs will increase due to health care reform and insurers predict higher costs due to unfavorable investment practices.