Archive for March, 2011

Auto Insurance Fraud A Felony

Mar 29, 2011 | by Christopher Allen | No Comments »

Auto insurance fraud is soon to become a felony in the state of New York.  Legislators are working on harsher penalties for those submitting false claims and other fraudulent activity according to the article “New York Senate Passes Bill Making Auto Insurance Fraud a Felony” found on the US Insurance Corner website.

The New York Senate is hoping that passing harsher penalties against perpetrators will not only encourage less fraud but will ultimately lower costs of auto insurance quotes for everyone in the state.  Fraud losses have to be made up somehow by insurers and unfortunately it ends up coming out of innocent, law-abiding customers.

Republican Senator James Seward sponsored the bill and on the Senate’s insurance committee as a chairman.  He bel Read more…

Avoid intersection accidents in rainy weather

Mar 24, 2011 | by Christopher Allen | No Comments »

Many car insurance claims are the result of car crashes at intersections and many of these occur in rainy weather. We would like to share a mail shot from EQSTRA Fleet Management and warn vehicle owners of these dangers!

Travel Health Insurance for foreigners

Mar 23, 2011 | by Stephen Murphy | No Comments »

Foreigners in the USA are not eligible to purchase domestic health insurance while they are staying holding visitor visa. It is advisable for travellers from any nation to purchase a valid medical insurance plan that suit their nature of visit. There are private insurance companies in America who have designed visitor medical insurance plans exclusively to help travellers cope with the expensive health care system.

There are several prominent insurance companies in the private sector who offer several types of insurance plans for foreigners. Travellers can quickly compare and make a purchase of foreign visitor travel health insurance online. The compare tool enables the travellers to quickly access free quotes of visitor insurance and learn the differences between plans.

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Anniversary of Healthcare Reform

Mar 23, 2011 | by Stephen Murphy | No Comments »

Yesterday marked the one year anniversary of Obama’s historic healthcare reform bill which had everyone talking.  Despite the bill having some positive effects throughout the nation already, Congress is still disputing the benefits of the bill and many states are downright opposing parts of it.  Acceptance of the bill still has a long way to go and with so many states trying to adjust the bill to their liking, it feels like it might not end up accomplishing many of its goals.

According to the article “A Year Later, Health Care Still in Dispute” on Freep.com, public attitudes towards the Affordable Care Act have not shifted too much.  Democrats strive to praise the bill while Republicans work to put it down and it’s a tug of war on the American public’s emotions.  The worst p Read more…

NFL Players Looking for Better Health Care

Mar 19, 2011 | by Stephen Murphy | No Comments »

The long awaited NFL lock-out is upon up and players are toughing it out without health insurance.  Many players chose to get coverage through COBRA while negotiations are under way, but there are players taking a risk with no insurance at this time.  This is unfortunately considering one of the main factors the players are fighting for is a significant improvement in health care post-football and a health care reimbursement account.

According to the article “The NFL Labor Situation is Bad, but Resolution Closer Than it Appears” by Peter King on SportsIllustrated.cnn.com, the NFL situation is in the hands of the lawyers and there’s even a possibility games are lost this year while they battle out NFL benefits and contracts.  This could take months, or it could take weeks.  It’s ha Read more…

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