Studies have shown that female drivers are more careful than their male counterparts and because of this, there are many opportunities to get low cost auto insurance for women. Women are generally safer on the road, are not involved in as many accidents and receive less speeding tickets than men. However, for many women auto insurance can be more costly than it should be. Its often a daunting task searching for the best policy from auto insurance companies. This does not have to be the case. Some research and background work can reduce your insurance premium considerably. With so many insurance options available, it can be difficult to choose the most appropriate policy that costs as little as possible.
First of all, you should fully understand what type of insurance you really need.
01 Nov
Posted by David Cambridge as Insurance News
New York’s highest judicial panel has sent back to a trial court the case of a Syracuse motorist who fatally struck a pedestrian, ruling that a judge improperly instructed jurors to consider whether the driver’s claim that he was blinded by the setting sun constituted an emergency—a decision that could have serious implications for the motorist and his car insurance company.
The driver in the case, Derek Klink, had just left work at about 4:05 p.m. on Feb. 29, 2
01 Nov
Posted by Holly Cadman as Insurance Tips
Foreign exchange students who are getting ready to study abroad should not take for granted the importance of an exchange student insurance. For one, this is an important requirement that will be checked by the university.
What makes this insurance policy important to a student studying abroad is it combines the coverage of a regular medical insurance policy and a travel insurance plan. With exchange student insurance, the student will be getting the benefits of two insurance plans, while paying only for one.
With this policy, a student’s travel and medical expenses will be taken care of by the insurance company. T
31 Oct
Posted by Lucas Falkiner as Cheap Insurance
This November, Ohio voters will have the opportunity to vote on the federal health insurance mandate. That comes after a coalition group submitted 440,000 petition signatures to put the issue on the ballot. The Ohio Secretary of State certified 426,998 of those signatures, which exceeds the 385,245 needed for a ballot proposal.
The effort, spearheaded by The Ohio Project, will place the Health Care Freedom Amendment before voters. If approved, the amendment would “preserve the freedom of Ohioans to choose their health care and health care coverage.” Specifically, the Constitutional amendment would dispute the ability of the federal government to mandate individual health insurance coverage.
At issue is the 2009 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA).
An insurer receives a claim from a policyholder who alleges that she has sustained facial injuries in the toilet of a fast food outlet. The woman states that the incident happened as a result of a falling toilet roll holder. But something does not add up, and, when the details of the claim are examined closely, it emerges that the toilet roll holder in question would have had to fall upwards in order to cause the injury.
Insurance fraud is big business and fraudsters are seemingly coming up with increasingly bizarre claims. Indeed, the story of the toilet roll holder is among a host of hard-to-believe examples in a report published by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) last month.