Is it True that some Companies Cancel People's Car Insurance if they Have Just one Claim?

Actually, it's very unlikely that any type of car insurance would be canceled after you file a single claim. However, filing a claim could increase your premium on certain types of car insurance.

How do "Points" Affect Car Insurance Rates, and When do Insurance Companies Check Driving Records?

In most states in the United States, and in many countries around the world, the motor vehicles department has a "point" system, which is used to track accidents and violations that affect your driving record. Car insurance companies will order a copy of your driving history once you have purchased a car insurance policy, in order to confirm the information that you provided on the application. Your company may also check your driving record when your car insurance policy is scheduled for renewal.

What is "The Birthday Rule" in Health Insurance?

Like many dual-income couples, you and your spouse may have both included your kids on each of your group health insurance plans. However, without some sort of system in place to help the insurance companies coordinate benefits, it's possible that either you or your doctor would be reimbursed for more than 100 percent of the actual cost of your claim.

If I Adopt a Child with Health Problems, Can I Add him to my Health Insurance Policy?

Whether the child you are adopting has health problems that can be corrected with proper treatment, or has a medical condition that will require ongoing care, you may be concerned that your health insurance provider will refuse to cover your child because of his pre-existing condition.

I have a Disabled Child. Can I Buy him Life Insurance?

Many disabled children and adults receive benefits from two government programs, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for disabled individuals and Medicaid. No government or private life insurance company or product has been created specifically to save for and fund the future care of disabled children.

Is there any Advantage in my Buying Life insurance Coverage through my Employer?

A number of companies offer their workers employer-sponsored life insurance coverage, generally purchased through an outside insurance company, as part of the employee benefit package.

The employer does not take out a separate life insurance policy on each individual employee, but rather purchases a single group policy (subject to one group premium) that provides coverage for all employees who choose to participate.

What is Group Life Insurance and Where Can I Get it?

Group life insurance is a life insurance policy in which a single contract covers an entire group of people, e.g the staff at the place of work. Typically the life insurance policy owner is an employer or other entity, such as a labor organization and the life insurance policy covers the employees or members of the group.

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