i had complated to lic manger he is telling that u have to pay why u had given cash to him we are not responcable for that hee is tell for that wt i have to ...
I'm talking very high deductible, really just there in case of an emergency. I'm 30 years old, single, in good health. What would be a monthly payment on that type of plan and who offers ...
Both my husband and I pay monthly premiums for a "term" life insurance plan that expires in 20 years. We pay a little bit higher premium I believe but then at the end of the term, if we ...
I have a preexisting problem from having my daughter. I lost my health insurance in August. We are going on a family plan through my husband's work. My old doctor referred me to a specialist. ...
My fathers doctor told him five years ago if he did not quit smoking, he would be dead within three years. Well, my dad is alive and kicking, He has COPD really bad and I don't think he will ...
hi
is it possible for NON US citizens,to take life insurance in US...
how does it work,in case if the insurer passes away here in US and if the beneficiary is another country...
and ...
I lived with my uncle for 5 years after her death and he claimed she left no money behind or anything, which leaves me barely 18 and not much go off of right now...its not so much about the money but ...
I live in N.E. Ohio. We had a pretty bad wind storm up here with gusts in excess of 80mph which was the remnants of hurricane Ike. None the less, after the storm my garage is leaning pretty bad, ...
I was thinking of getting Erie insurance but it is so cheap it sounds to good to be true. I have heard that they have really good rates but when you get in a crash that it is near impossible to get ...
Who do I call to dispute it? Do I call the Lab company billing me, the collections billing me, or my health insurance company? I've never had to deal with this before =(...
cleanseeker
You know all the insurance statements that come in the mail? How long should a person hang on to these?
Just one year. Keep the most current ones and destroy the old ones.. unless you are doing something with statistics and want to compare the statements...
Dan in Boston
Until the underlying insurance is no longer in force.
darcisage
Hang onto the final of the quarterly statements received after Dec. 31, for the preceding year - indefinitely.
asking-a-question
I would recommend keeping the EOBs (explanation of benefit statements) for as long you want to prove medical history. I generally don't keep them after five years from the DOS (date of service).
tigertiggerii
I would keep at least the last years worth depending on the insurance purchased. If it is a policy that is growing in value, it is good to keep the annual statements for the past 5 years so you can see the trends, etc. Your agent should also be getting statements annually as well to help you review and answer questions. If it is just a billing statement then, like someone else stated, just keep the end of year statements. Hope this helps.
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