Just to make a long story short: I have had a life insurance policy since I was 22. I put in $1200/year. I am now 26. I was talked into getting this policy from someone who I respected but does not ...
we had a house fire two days after chrismas and pretty much lost everything now im having to deal with filing claims and talking to the insurance people and i have no clue about any of that legal ...
My dental office assured me my insurance would take care of most of the cost for a tooth removal procedure. I payed the premium and went on my way but a month later the dental office called me saying ...
Without thinking about it. What was the first response that pops into your head? If it is more than one thought please list them all. Not any particular type, just the word itself.
I'm looking for a life insurance policy that insures 2 people with just 1 policy (like a husband-wife policy). So that if 1 dies, the survivor becomes the beneficiary.
I was thinking if ...
Im asking b/c im in my mid 20's and feel as if i should r could be making more.....I can work in pretty much any field based on what i went to school for other than medical. I live in nyc....
I live in a privately owned building and the landlord has given me 3 months to leave becase she wants to renovate the apt., but she still wants me to pay rent. is this legal. do I have to still pay ...
I am thinking about purchasing life insurance as a long term investment and as a potential way to borrow money off the policy in the next 10-15 years....
1) many policies won't cover illnesses for the first two weeks or so from inception
2) pre-existing conditions known about will be excluded
3) The policy will be voidable due to non-disclosure of material facts.
safclass
No. most insurances have clauses which stop people doing this. if you get benefits you might get help at pdsa.
Michael F
I doubt it, it would raise red flags.
alatoruk
pre existing condition - not covered
aires69uk OFFICIAL
No.
mister ed
most insurance if it is for animals or persons has a waiting period!!!
Pickle
No, you can't make any claims usually within the first 24hrs of taking out any insurance policy and I would imagine that anything upto 48hrs after the policy would be heavily queried.
For God's sake though don't wait the 24hrs to take you pet to the vet just so the insurance will cover you - take them to your local RSPCA or PDSA centre as they will treat any injured or sick animal, regardless of whether or not you can afford it.
Or if the above centres are miles from your house most vets are pretty good in that if you can't afford to pay the full bill they will work something out with you so you can pay in installments, as they'd rather see your pet than let it suffer.
~welsh harri~
afraid not this time but get it anyway because my friends cat got run over and they had to pay about 1000quid for the operation, and that was a discount because the vet was nice!
juicy
no it wont. if they suspect that you knew they wont cover it.
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