by The Broker
March 6, 2013 in Insurance jobs and educations
After the election this year, will we see a change. Will we see an America the really stands on its principle of open oppurtunity for all, or will continue to place an attack on the middle class
by The Broker
February 12, 2013 in Insurance jobs and educations
by The Broker
January 26, 2013 in Insurance jobs and educations
And are republicans not buying new cars and houses to make Obama look bad?
by The Broker
January 12, 2013 in General
A fundamental problem with using the word “capitalism” is that it has come to be associated with the idea of “favorable to big business”. For this reason large corporations proclaim their love for “capitalism” while simultaneously, intentionally or not, doing everything in their power to subvert its basic principles. Also for this reason, those who are not happy with what they, sometimes correctly, see as bad behavior on the part of large corporations, loudly rail against the evils of “capitalism”. One is just as wrong as the other. I argue that capitalism is not necessarily favorable to big business, in fact if fairly applied, capitalism would never result in the large mega-corporations we see today nor the influence that they have on our economy and government.
by The Broker
January 11, 2013 in General
Not a great picture, I know. Also backwards. But it’s not how it looks that is important, it’s what it says:
The Lifetime Benefit Maximum provision as listed in the BENEFIT HIGHLIGHTS section and the LIFETIME MAXIMUM provision in the PROGRAM PAYMENT PROVISIONS section of your Policy are deleted in their entirety.
Booyah.
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by The Broker
December 29, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
I get sick often and i have insurance with my husband’s job. We plan on building a house next year. Will banks and creditors look at those doctor bills under his name even though he has perfect credit with everything else. And are creditors lenient toward doctor bills? Besides the doctor bills are the only delinquent bills under his name, but that is my fault. His credit is A1 besides that. He’s never been late on a bill in his life and he has been having credit since he was nineteen and now he’s 29.
by The Broker
December 19, 2012 in General
I’m looking into buying renters insurance for my apartment. I’m never bought renters insurance before. What should I look for to be included? Tips, tricks pointers?
by The Broker
December 2, 2012 in General
So I’m 21 and am looking for health insurance. I don’t work and only go to school part time. What health insurance should i look for that will offer good coverage and a low pay? Free will be great but whatever works. Thank you!
by The Broker
November 18, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
I am interested in buying a used motorcycle and i have been looking at cycle trader and craigs list and other various places.
Since these are bikes from private sellers i want to avoid getting ripped off or buying a broken motorcycle that would cost more to fix that its price. What kind things should i be especially inquisitive , about the condition of the bike?
by The Broker
October 31, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
I’m a 16 year old girl and have some self esteem issues. But the thing is, none of these issues are caused by other teens my age, but by the constant comments of adults all around me– family and strangers. Left and right I hear people saying teenagers are stupid, irresponsible, spoiled, lazy, unappreciative, have no idea what reality is, etc. My own parents and aunts/ uncles talk like this joking around with each other and they don’t realize how hurtful it is. Everyone is a teenager at some point, and for me it seems to be the hardest part of life because of how everyone sees you. I feel like people are blaming us for still being dependent on our parents, but of course we are, we aren’t 18 yet! The truth is, I’ve been on Honor Roll my whole life. I’ve never been in any trouble, and although I can’t seem to find any work in my town (have applied for 6 jobs but no one seems to be hiring), I babysit often and that allows me to pay for my own gas and insurance (no car payments, it’s an old family car) and for things I want once in a while, like clothes, etc. I understand that some teenagers are irresponsible, but why do adults lump us together as one group?
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