Yearly Archives: 2010

Thousands of motorists on the public roads of Denver, Colorado still do not have Denver auto insurance despite the state laws in mandating it. Authorities now question if the almost 40 years of mandating car insurance is really effective in making the laws any safer. Insurance industry experts say that insurance mandates in Denver failed […]

Evaluate your precious possessions If someone intrudes your home, you should immediately check whether anything is missing. You must assess the value of expensive items e.g. jewelry, equipments and cash which are regarded as common objects that the thieves aim at. You mustn’t forget to check all the rooms, backyard, frontyard and other places wherein […]

It’s certainly a challenge for all parents to keep their insurance costs under control once they add their teenager to their policy. Insurance professionals would often suggest 3 different ways that enable you to keep your costs at bay – Shop for coverage Shopping for the right coverage is certainly a good way of achieving […]

People buy health insurance for different reasons. The following are ten of these reasons. Please look them over and consider which reasons apply to you and which do not. This will help you to evaluate what type of health insurance will best meet your personal needs. Health insurance can protect you from the risk of […]

Home insurance. Home insurance includes property and liability coverage. It should, at minimum, cover the cost of replacing your home. But basic property coverage may not be enough given your home’s location and its contents. Do you have a valuable collection, antique furniture or other expensive personal belongings? If so, you may need to purchase […]

Businesses are being hit with large premium increases to prop up Colorado’s broke unemployment-insurance fund. In notices that went out over the past two weeks, some firms are facing rates that have more than quadrupled from last year.

Many people don’t have reliable insurance for their home. That’s the finding of a Consumer Reports National Research Center survey on insuring your home. The problems included delayed payments, payouts that were smaller-than expected, and some claims that were denied entirely. Those who reported the most problems with claims were with-Farmer’s Insurance, Allstate, and Traveler’s-all […]

The U.S. insurance industry shed another 200 jobs in October compared with September, according to an Insurance Information Institute analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Based on seasonally unadjusted numbers, property/casualty insurer employment declined 0.2% in October compared with September, dropping the industry’s employment to 461,500, which the III said was the lowest […]

MetLife Inc. expects operating earnings to grow more than one-third next year as the largest U.S. life insurer benefits from its blockbuster acquisition of global life insurer American Life Insurance Co. The company expects operating earnings to decline across its U.S. business lines in 2011, but that will be more than offset by gains from […]

A health care reform rule that caps how much insurers can spend on administrative costs is likely to cause headaches for employers that offer fully insured health plans to their workers. Self-funded plans also may be peripherally affected if insurers decide to cut back on services that are not included as medical expenses under the […]