Life insurance quotes please!?
January 6, 2010 by
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Ok, Ive called quite a few insurance companies over the past few days but its hard to compare all their rates… it gets confusing!!! Is there a website that gives you rates from different companies on the same page? Help please!
Yes of course. The instructions for this site are simple; just fill in your zip code and you will be instantly provided with the lowest insurance rates in your area at no cost. From there just pick one of the providers in the list and you’re on your way to picking the best plan for you. You can also customize plans to your liking. Best of luck!
How does a newly formed company gain approval from insurance companies to complete Paramedical services?
January 2, 2010 by
Filed under term life insurance no exam
Companies like Exam One, APPS, EMSI and Portamedic already have insurance approvals. How would a new and upcoming company be able to complete these same services and compete for the market offered? This is in reference to performing services to complete the underwriting process for any insurance company for Life, Health, and long Term Insurance coverage. These services usually entail completion of medical exam, biological speciman collection, EKG, TVC, etc.
Marketing! It’s all like any other outside provider. You’re going to have to show that you’ve got the licenses to do what you do, carry the insurance lines on your business (malpractice, general liability, workers comp, commercial auto), and show them that you can do it for less.
Term Life Insurance No Exam
January 2, 2010 by
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i want to get a term life insurance no exam policy on my father. Is that possible? Also i want to get the no health exam policy but i’m not sure how this works. what is the average cost per month. i know mine would vary i just want to know if it’s hundreds or under a hundred. Also how does life insurance work. do you buy a policy and then when they person dies they just mail you a check or can the policy just lapse. is there a policy to cover his whole life and which is better term or permanent. i have no idea so can someone explain this to me as if i were 5.
Hi REM
It is possible to get life insurance on your father if he consents to it.
A no health exam policy should be available. But there will still be some basic medical questions (that could increase rates or lead to a decline in coverage). And if he is over 80 there will be less companies willing to offer coverage. I can’t comment on rates as there is too much I don’t know about the situation.
When you have a life insurance policy on someone and that person dies, the beneficiary has to send a death certificate along with a claim form to the insurance company. In most cases a cheque will be prepared within a couple of weeks. In some cases the insurer might investigate the situation to see if there was any fraud in the application (especially if the person dies weeks after buying the policy).
Permanent insurance generally covers his whole life. One version of permanent insurance is whole life insurance.
I would recommend that you call a local insurance broker who can sit down with you and explain it to you.
is there a small car insurance company serving washington state with low rates?
January 2, 2010 by
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In Oregon and California you can get Wawanesa insurance, their rates are about half what the big companies charge, I got a quote from them. Unfortunately I now live in Washington state and cannot get it here. I Didn’t have them when I lived in Oregon. They don’t advertise and I found out about them through word of mouth. I pay $1800 a year for a 96 Camry, full coverage, state minimum. Way too much money, I’ve never filed a claim in my life. 28 year old guy w/ bad credit. I’ve tried shopping around for years, tried all the websites I could find. I’ve got a quote from every company you’ve heard of and some you haven’t. I could save maybe $10 a month by switching but that’s not going to solve the problem. If it exists in Oregon, there has to be some similar company serving Washington state with very low rates, that just doesn’t advertise and has little online presence? Can anyone provide the name of such a company?
Try American Family. ( of Madison, Wis) They are excellent
Home insurance how does it work?
January 2, 2010 by
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Hello,
My question is, does anyone know how insurance companies decide if an area has a high crime rate? Do they just go by recorded crimes that have had claims through insurance or any recorded crimes regardless?
I have been interested in getting home insurance as my parents don’t have it for our house and I have quite a few expensive things I would like to ensure. When I tried getting quotes from some of the big home insurance company websites, the quotes were very high (double the amount my friend got) – He lives near Kings Lynn in a Town, I live near to Stansted Airport in a quiet village with a population of around 250. The crime in the area is non existant. The only thing I can think of that could be causing the higher quote is there is an old lady who lives in a bungalow on the same post code as us who has been burgled 3 times no less whilst she has been in the house. THis has been the only crime in the area for years and years, I am pretty sure she does not have insurance
Home insurance rates are basically made up from the following: Ammount of coverage, type of home to be insured, location of home, claims history, prior insurance, various discounts, what deductible is chosen and your Insurance and Financial Stability (think credit).
Claims frequency in an area is taken into account but not to the degree where a company will differentiate rates on a street by street basis. A wonderfull example of claims frequency making rates higher is a coastal, hurricane prone area vs a town 150 miles inland.
The ammount of coverage is kind of a no brainer, a million dollars in coverage will cost more than a hundred thousand dollar home to insure. Similarly some homes are constructed differently and therefore are cheaper or more expensive to insure.
Not having prior insurance is probably driving your rate upwards and also not qualifying you for other discounts (such as a claim free discount which had you had insurance you may have qualified for if you had no claims). Further, if you’ve had several claims in the past you obviously be rated higher since you have a tendency to file claims (valid or otherwise).
Also if you have a lower deductible you will have a higher premium and if you have high deductible it will lower your premium.
Lastly, insurance companies do rely on an estimate of your insurance and financial stability into account while rating your policy.
Your best bet will be to sit down with an agent and ask him why your quote seems high.
Hope this helps some.

