| Health care never has been a right
Health insurance has never been a right and neither has auto insurance, homeowners insurance, liability insurance, or any other Insurance for that matter. The government should not get involved in that unless they do it as an employer. there are several ways that uninsured people can get medical coverage. Of the 49 million of uninsured, 12 million of them should go back to the country of their origin. A big percentage of the rest should stop going on expensive vacations, buying homes they can't afford, or spending money like it's on fire. People that are working poor need our help. The state, federal government, and your previous employer pay into unemployment Insurance. I think the state should add you to their health insurance carriers, have you pay the employee part and get coverage that way.
Insurance Agency in St. Lucie West, FL Earns National Designation
Post Insurance is a local insurance agency serving St. Lucie County since 1979. They are a team of professionals who understand the complexities of insurance but explain it to customers in 'plain old English.' They insure all homes including: condos, townhouses, waterfront homes, seasonal homes, secondary homes, vacant homes and rental properties. They also offer auto insurance, business insurance, and life insurance. The agency is open from Monday through Friday, 8:30 - 5:00, but customers can request quotes 24/7 on their website at www.InsurewithPost.com. St. Lucie West, FL (PRWEB) August 12, 2009 -- Post Insurance & Financial, Inc. is an insurance agency serving Port St. Lucie for nearly 3 decades. They recently earned the national designation of Trusted Choice®. The designation is an elite program recognizing top insurance agencies in the country.
Georgia Bans 2 Organizations' 'Insurance' Sales
Georgia Insurance Commissioner John W. Oxendine has ordered two organizations allegedly acting as unlicensed insurers to stop selling insurance-like products. The two groups are The Butler Aid Society and God First Missionary Membership Association and Floral Club, both located in Butler. Both organizations offered cash payments to members upon death, though neither entity is a licensed insurance company or registered as a pre-need funeral business, Oxendine said. "There's a serious financial risk to consumers whenever you have a small operation like this, run out of somebody's hip pocket without proper capitalization and regulatory oversight," Oxendine said. The God First Association is affiliated with the Charles W. McDougal Funeral Home, also in Butler, and offered a burial vault, standard headstone and discounts on funeral services, as well as a cash payout.
Duck Creek Introduces New Version Of Policy Administration Solution
Release 4.0 delivers an efficient, fast and universal scalable technology for the P&C insurance market. It reflects our effort to accelerate R&D efforts to prepare for the nation`s economic rebound. The motivation behind Release 4.0 was to enable cost savings, deliver business benefits to our customers in the area of usability, and provide integration for carriers with their agents, partners and consumers. Technology is only as good as the quantifiable results it produces. Our ability to help carriers increase premiums, drive agent recruitment through the popularity of our solution, and produce savings for distributors and agents continues to drive the momentum behind our products and speaks to the value of straight-through processing." About Duck Creek Technologies(R)
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Homeowners Choice profits with Citizens policy pickups
Revenue, primarily from insurance premiums, nearly doubled in the three months that ended June 30 to $20.4 million, compared with $10.5 million in the same period a year earlier. The increase primarily was the result of policy growth driven by the assumption of policies from Citizens Property Insurance Corp., a release said. Expenses also increased during the second quarter of 2009. Loss and loss adjustment expense, the bulk of the total expenses, was $12.6 million in the three months that ended June 30, compared with $4.2 million in the prior-year period. The increase reflects the impact of claims incurred and an increase in claim reserves resulting primarily from the increase in policies and insured values, the release said. The rise in insured values, as well as increased insurance rates, means reinsurance will be a greater percent of gross earned premium through the rest of 2009, F.X.
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