 What is the minimum age requirement to still be on parent's medical insurance? |
I am turning 18 next year and was wondering what age I go off my parent's medical insurance.
Also, if I am a full time college student, am I still on their medical insurance?... |
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 Can an insurance company make me pay taxes on a loan i took out against my life insurance policy? |
| I took out a loan on a life insurance policy. the premiums i paid had twice exceeded the amount my beneficiaries would recieve if i died. I was told that if i didn't repay the loan the only ... |
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 Health insurance? |
| i have PPO option with a $1500 deductible with co-insurance (no co-pay). What does co-insurance mean? Would I have to bear the expenses for the 1st $1500 I spend for my health treatment/prevention? T... |
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 Help! My neighbor flooded my ceiling, but I don't have insurance!? |
| I live in a condo complex. My neighbor flooded our ceiling when she said her dishwasher wouldn't stop filling water (not sure about it). Then I asked her Insurance, they wouldn't cover ... |
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 We are buying a house, how do we find out how much the insurance will be.? |
| We are looking at houses to purchase. We know the amount that we will need for the mortgage and the taxes , but I am not sure where to go to find out how much our insurance will be.We want to make ... |
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 What sort of health insurance can a grad student qualify for whose past age 29? |
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i should also mention that the student is not yet working, finishing up school so income is really low-medical costs as far as labs also an issue so for lab work, is ... |
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 How mcuh should my daughter get for her personal injury claim? |
| A little over a year ago, I backed into my 23 month old daughter with the our car. A few months later our car insurance called and offered to settle her claim for $850. We were suprised that my ... |
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 Can I get ROAD TAX without insurance documents? |
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Laura924, I will have insurance via online, but no actual document to prove it.... |
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 What recourse do I have with my home owner's insurance provider who added coverage without my consent? |
| Last month I was notified by my mortgage company that my home mortgage payment had increased. After researching it, I discovered that my insurance agent had added an endorsement to my policy two ... |
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 Does taking a life insurance policy help ?? at my age ?? |
| Im only 27 & this person introduced me a Life Insurance Policy (LIC) where il get the benefits only after 15 years & i pay them for 5 years in installments, where in it will benefit only ... |
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 What should you buy with your grandmother's insurance money? |
| Im not being selfish because she died at least year ago.... |
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 I have an HMO health insurance plan for my wife and I. I hear people say bad things about HMO's. Why is this |
| I did some reading but from what I've read the difference is that the doctor get's paid differentlly with an HMO v.s. a PPO. My wife and I are doing well and get treated well.... |
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 Unemployment question? |
| If i worked for 2 companies, basically same hours for each position. Company 1 went bankrupt, so I lost my job, Company 2, I still work for.....but my income went down tremendously!!! Almost 50%. Can ... |
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 Will my Health Insurance sue the father of my baby for pregnancy-related expenses? |
| I am 7 months pregnant, and my partner and I are not married for complicated reasons and will not be married when the baby is born. I recently heard that my insurance company (through my employer) ... |
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jords-will-solve-it | Limited liability? |
Could you please tell me what Limited Liability means? |
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Limited liability is a concept whereby a person's financial liability is limited to a fixed sum, most commonly the value of a person's investment in a company or partnership with limited liability. A shareholder in a limited liability company is not personally liable for any of the debts of the company, other than for the value of his investment in that company. The same is true for the members of a limited liability partnership and the limited partners in a limited partnership.[1] By contrast, sole proprietors and partners in general partnerships are each liable for all the debts of the business (unlimited liability).
Although a shareholder's liability for the company's actions is limited, the shareholder may still be liable for its own acts. For example, the directors of small companies (who are frequently also shareholders) are frequently required to give personal guarantees of the company's debts to those lending to the company. They will then be liable for those debts in the event that the company cannot pay, though the other shareholders will not be so liable. |
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It means that the only thing covered in an accident is damage to the other car... that is, if you caused the accident and after your deductible. Bodily injury and damage to your car are not covered. |
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iceblendedmochajavo
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it means what it says. your are not fully liable for damages. this includes accidents and the amount of responsibility you are to your actions, intentional or not.
it depends on where you are applying it. corporation, business, personal, insurance etc... |
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foxyfaerie
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If I remember rightly it means that there is a limit placed on how much the company/partners within a company will pay out when action is brought against them. |
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it means they only cover so much ...if u live in ma try getting mass health ... or...try getting a diff job :) unless they pay a lot so u only have to pay 25 or sumthing like that consult with a rep. |
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It means there are limits to your liability - most likely on your auto or home insurance.
You probably have coverage that is only limited to damage you make to another vehicle. Full coverage would protect you and everyone else from damage. |
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means that (for auto) if you are in an accident that is your fault, they will cover your liability (cost to fix other car) to a limit of whatever policy limit your coverages states...and no more.
IE, you have $50K limited Liability insurance and YOU hit a guy driving a brand new mercedes S-class that gets totalled out because you were going so fast, and it costs $110,000 to replace the guys Benz, then your insurance company will write him a check for $50,000 and then he gets to sue you and ruin what's left of your life for the other $60K. Of course, if he's driving a Benz, he'll get his insurance to pony up the $60K under his under-insured motorists coverage...and then get someone to whack you. |
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