 Is it possible to buy insurance that covers a sewer or water line from street to house rupturing? |
My homeowners won't cover it and any water or sewr line from the house to the street is my responsibility. A neighbor just had to shell out $8500!!!
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 What is the name of a good agency to use for renter's insurance? |
| My friend and I are moving into a 2 bedroom/ 2.5 bathroom townhouse. We are renting and are required to get insurance... but we don't have much money or experience with this. Thanks for your ... |
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 My wife filed for insurance twice and paid on both. I begged her not to do it. Am i in trouble also? |
| My wife had a house before we were married. The house is in her name. we had a leak and she filed an insurance claim but did not fix the problem. she changed insurance companies then filed again. I ... |
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 When an insurance company goes out of business, what happens to the medical records? |
| When a medical insurance company goes out of business, what happens to all of the records they kept on medical claims from former customers?... |
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 How soon do insurers pay out compensation, once a figure has been agreed? |
| I wrote to the other party's insurers, 3 weeks ago, confirming that I accept their injury compensation offer. I've not heard anything since, and I'm wondering how long they normally ... |
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 How do you decide which company and agent, to buy your Car Insurance? |
Most responsible drivers maintain car insurance. It is a message to all the other drivers we share the roads with.
The message is; "I am a good driver, however,as a human being, I could ... |
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 I have had two put in a claim with my insurance company the sewer drain at the back became blocked? |
| and the manhole cover had been concreted over. the insurance company have sent three different companies round to access this the problem is that now they want to send a forth company the problem ... |
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 Shopping for health insurance..."un-insurable... |
| OK gang, here's a doozie. We've been shopping for health insurance and are continually declined because we consume more than 12 alcohol drinks per week.(I know! Are you kidding me??) We'... |
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 Cheap home owners insurance? |
they keep raising rates with no justification. Which company do you
use? Are they expensive? Are they cheaper?
I Cr 13;8a
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| I live in Pennsylvania and my place of employment just recently closed its doors due to the poor economy, I have been working there since June 2008. What do I need to do to collect unemployment?... |
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 Saving as well as insurance for the benefit of one year old girl child? |
| Even after death of parents during the term payment of premium need not be insisted and the benefits should be given to the child on maturity and the child and its parents should have insurance ... |
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 Insurance won't cover pre-existing conditions, so how does that work with mental illness..? |
| For a while now I've been putting off seeing a psychiatrist, mostly due to cost....I was going to sign up for the super expensive insurance we have at work so I could get into one, but how does ... |
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 Insurance and whose liability it is to insure a property.? |
| Hello, in the UK can anyone tell me who is typically responsible for insuring a house that is being let out to a private tenant? I know the tenant is responsible for insuring their contents but who ... |
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 Should I not be the owner of my life insurance policy? |
| I have read somewhere that if I own my life insurance policy - when I die the beneficiaries will have to pay taxes on the proceeds, because it is like a gift to them..... |
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ecemajor | Best individual health insurance plan? |
My husband and I just found out that his company is raising our medical insurance rates from $212 a month to $400 a month, so we are trying to shop around for the best rates. We have found some, but hardly any include maternity benefits, and we want that parachute just in case any "accidents" happen. Is there any plans out there cheaper than $400 with maternity, or should we just hope we don't get pregnant for a couple of years? (We plan to switch insurance in 2 years when I get a teaching job) |
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fr_chuck
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I don't know your ages what deductables you have, do you have drug plans, co pays if you go tot he doctor,
A good plan for my son who is 6 years old costs me almost 150 dollars a month,
I am over 50 and my health plan costs me over 600 a month just for me, not for a couple, The plan for my wife and I is over 1000 a month for us not counting our son,
So 400 a month sounds dirt cheap to me. How much is the company still paying toward it, this may be a 600 dollar plan that you get for 400. |
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sirestars
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There really aren't that many health insurance companies. Check these ones.
http://www.freeinsuranceresource.com/healthinsurancecompanies.html |
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XOXOXOXO
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Your local Chamber of Commerce should have a group insurance plan you can participate in (they count you as a group, whoever signs up through the Chamber) which should keep your rates low ---in the meantime, if you plan to have children one of you should get a job with insurance benefits ---if you become a teacher you will have good benefits. |
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efrankbkkcam
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see online for better offer |
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'tisJustMe
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Right now $400 a month for a family plan is not bad at all and is the average rate. The problem with switching to individual coverage is the risk of not being covered for pre-exisiting conditions. You're protected against much of that if you stick with the current employer offering. If you're both healthy, have no pre-existing conditions and only need catastrophic coverage in case of a major emergency then shop with Blue Cross Blue Shield for a high deductible plan. Your monthly rates will be low and you'll have coverage for major emergencies. For instance, if you went with a $3000 deductible then if you were hospitalized you'd pay $3000 out of pocket before insurance kicked in BUT, if you're not anticipating being hospitalized and you have infrequent doctor visits it could save you a lot of money. You'd simply be responsible for the cost of the doctor's visit, but since you have insurance coverage it would be for the doctor's contracted rate and would therefore protect you from outrageous pricing. Average cost of a doctor's visit could range from $35-$75 for standard visit depending on where you live, but that's not bad if you don't need to go often! |
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sam_p_ross
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You can keep trying other carriers - sometimes you can find a plan that is slightly lower. Just search the web - below is one web site in which they show you different choices. |
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Dolly
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You can get free qutoes from here compare and then decide,
"http://www.dpbolvw.net/email-1961891-... |
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