 Paid Family Leave, will my BF qualify? |
I will be 39 weeks tomorrow and was just wondering since my boyfriend and I are not married, will he be able to qualify for paid family leave if he pays into SDI?
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 Cheap quote for home contents insurance for tenants in common.? |
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 Private Belongings Stolen From Work - will their insurance pay? |
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my wife has had her place of work broken into over the weekend and a xmas present she'd had delivered to work has been stolen along with other goods (of her employer).
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 Will insurance cover an accident where the driver had revoke drivers license? |
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 About workmans compensation insurance? |
| First where would I acquire it for an employee. And secondly how much is it gonna cost me. It keeps me from hiring, because I dont know how I will ever be able to give a bid that will cover that and ... |
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 Do personal injury settle out of court? |
| Do personal injures case/lawsuits settle out of court? If insurance companies don't want to pay you why do they settle? Also do the person your suing have any say in the settle or not? Also if ... |
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 Can a doctor charge insurance twice for same procedure and then bill patient for the visit.? |
| Went to the doctor, entire visit added up to about 550.00. He billed my insurance first for cortisone injection at a total of 134.00 and got paid 91.00, month later he billed insurance for same ... |
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heavyd | Should I report my tenants on the home insurance policy? |
I used to live in my house but now I am renting it out. Should I tell my home insurance company that I will no longer live there and tell them about the tenants? |
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Queen B
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RIGHT AWAY! you cannot have a homeowners policy if you the homeowner do not live in it. your policy needs to be rewritten as a landlord policy. this covers the dwelling (make sure you also keep liability on it). your tenants should then pick up a renters policy to cover their belongings. if you can find a company in your area that will write your property on a commercial package policy, it will keep your premium a lot lower. i have a company that does this and it actually gives them MORE coverages than a regular landlord policy for less premium. |
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robert w
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YES. the minute u put renters in the house the insurance policy was void.
u need the correct insurance for a commercial property and plenty of it.
price around . |
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bud68
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YES. You are essentially uninsured now because you have failed to inform your insurance company about your change in use of the house. |
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jwishz
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Yes. It is classified as non-owner occupied. They need to know before there is a claim, just in case |
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Gambit
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You must inform the insurer of this. If you do then your policy is not worth the paper it is written on. Once a claim occurs the insurer will easily discover what the actual situation is in regards to the occupancy of the house. They will deny your claim and cancel your policy. |
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R B
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Yes, this will likely increase your premiums as some tennants can be nasty and cause damage, but you get extra coverage for that! |
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mbrcatz
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Well, YES, because one of the conditions of your homeowners policy is that the house is owner occupied.
They are going to tell you, you need a landlord policy - also called a dwelling fire policy. You're going to have to rewrite the policy. |
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kta kta
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Yes, your premium should actually go down since it will no longer cover the contents of the home, just the home itself. The renter would get seperate renter's insurance to cover their possessions. |
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CM
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Another yes. I doubt you want to continue paying premiums, file a claim, and then find that the insurance company won't pay because you have tenants. You home insurance company still wants your money, so should be able to offer you an insurance plan that covers your situation. if ou own other property (houses, cars) you may even be able to get an umbrella insurance policy, reducing your insurance rates! |
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