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Today’s News: Gov’t Blocks Health Insurer Mergers, Home Insurance Necessary for Hurricane Season and Life Insurance Assessment Tool Available

Posted in Health Care , Health Insurance , Home Insurance , Hurricane Insurance , Met Life

July 19th, 2010
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President Barack Obama is warning health insurance companies that he won’t hesitate to block any company mergers that will stifle competition, while also warning homeowners to protect their homes against a rapidly-approaching hurricane season. Also, MetLife is offering a new tool to help individuals choose life insurance options more effectively.

Today’s News: Medicaid Funding Reduced Nationwide, House Extends Flood Insurance and Home Insurance Discounts Increased

Posted in Health Insurance , Home Insurance , Home Insurance Claims , Medicaid

July 14th, 2010
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States that were relying on Medicaid to fund specific medical initiatives are disappointed to learn that the money won’t arrive. Also, for those who’ve gone without flood insurance, a bill has been approved continued coverage and those with home insurance in North Carolina have been granted some discounts.

Today’s News: Abortion Bill Vetoed in Oklahoma, Oil Spill Spurs Home Insurance Concerns and AIG Refuses Unit Buyout Offer

Posted in AIG , Health Insurance , Home Insurance , Life Insurance , Life Insurance Companies , Prudential

July 9th, 2010
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Oklahoma’s governor has vetoed a bill recently passed in the state that would restrict abortion options under health insurance. In other insurance news, some reports have found that the oil spill in the Gulf could have a negative effect on home insurance policies and major life insurance company, AIG, has refused a buyout offer from Prudential, PLC.

The Significance of FEMA’s Floodplain Maps

Posted in Home Insurance , Home Insurance Claims

July 9th, 2010
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Today’s News: States Sue Gov’t Over Health Overhaul, Senate Votes Down NFIP and Smokers Pay More for Insurance

Posted in Health Care , Health Insurance , Home Insurance

June 25th, 2010
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The government is in the process of battling state attorneys who say it does not have the Constitutional right to force people to carry health insurance while a study has found that Kansas smokers are likely to pay more for their coverage. In other insurance news, Senate has voted to not renew the National Flood Insurance Program for the time being.

Today’s News: State Farm Drops Flood Insurance Nationwide, AMA Slams Senators in Ads and Mobile Devices to Impact Life Insurance

Posted in Health Insurance , Home Insurance , Medicare

June 9th, 2010
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Major insurer, State Farm, has just dropped over a quarter of a million flood insurance policies, the American Medical Association takes a few jabs at senators who went on their Memorial Day breaks rather than finishing up work on an important Medicare task and mobile devices were noted among other major technologies to have a major impact on life insurance in the coming years.

Today’s News: Trends Impact Home Insurance, IIHS Warns of Low-Speed Vehicles and Technology Could Lower Life Insurance Costs

Posted in Auto Insurance , Home Insurance

May 24th, 2010
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While recent trends in the world of home insurance appear to be increasing costs for homeowners, new technology in the world of life insurance could lower costs. Also, the Insurance Information Institute is warning drivers about the dangers of low-speed vehicles on the road.

Allstate Offers Steps for Filing Flood Claims

Posted in Allstate , Home Insurance

May 10th, 2010
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Allstate Insurance has recently released steps to take when filing flood insurance claims. With the recent extension of the National Flood Insurance Program, this is a good time to get up to speed with what happens if you need to make a flood insurance claim.

Unexpected Insurance Coverage

Posted in Home Insurance , Home Insurance Claims

May 7th, 2010
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Can I Get Home Insurance for Free?

Posted in Home Insurance

April 30th, 2010
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