by The Broker
May 21, 2013 in Health insurance
Right now sick people (diabetes, cancer, etc) cannot buy a new insurance policy since they have a “preexisting condition.” This means sick people cannot change jobs, nor can they become entrepreneurs and buy their own health care.
Obama wants to change this, while Republicans oppose any changes to such policies.
What do you think?
by The Broker
May 10, 2013 in Insurance jobs and educations
Do they charge large fees, etc?
by The Broker
May 9, 2013 in Health insurance
I saw a question asked a couple minutes ago and was shocked at how people are saying that humans do not deserve health care. I will never see these people’s point of view, but hopefully one day your family is never in some deep sh*t when an insurance company decides that YOUR life or your families life is no longer important. Then you’ll see how stupid your words really are.
Peace
by The Broker
April 28, 2013 in General
This guy is a total moron. He can’t pronounce “animated” right.
“It’s ANOMATED, yeah yeah..yeah yeah…It’s AN-O-Mated!”
It’s AN-IIIIII-MATED you moron!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc_IUV2S99U
I saw it on TV, everytime it comes on I turn the station bc the guy irritates me so much with his slaughtering of the english language.
by The Broker
April 27, 2013 in Insurance jobs and educations
Im interested in an opposing view. Please dont just use this as an excuse to insult others viewpoints though
by The Broker
April 25, 2013 in General
When you are drowning in debt, you may find yourself scared. There are times that having a small financial problem turns into a huge one. Sadly, it is not as easy to fix it once you get there. The article below offers you some great tips on filing for bankruptcy if your financial situation has become out of control.
When choosing an attorney you must ensure that the one selected is experienced in this field. Lots of lawyers are interested in getting your business. The inexpensive lawyers will probably fail in the knowledge department. Avoid the temptation to jump on board.
by The Broker
April 16, 2013 in Health insurance
My employer doesn’t offer health insurance, my husband’s does. For just the two of us to be insured on his plan it will cost us about $600/month. That seems really steep to me. Am I just out of the loop on what health care costs??
Should I seek out private insurance for myself? I would think adding me to his plan would be cheaper than applying for another plan altogether.
by The Broker
March 7, 2013 in Health insurance
Last night on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart, right winger Bill Kristol suggested that the government funded health care that the American military receives is better then the insurance company health care that the rest of the country receives. He also stated this:
STEWART: Are you saying the American public shouldn’t have access to the same quality health care that we give to our better citizens?
KRISTOL: To our soldiers? Absolutely.
thoughts?
by The Broker
February 18, 2013 in General
Auto insurance is vital for all drivers. With the plethora of options, finding the right plan can be a challenge. The tips that follow will give you some inside information on how auto insurance works.
Auto Insurance Guidelines That Are Easy To Understand Cheap insurance, though attractive, is not always the best choice depending on your needs. The insurance may not cover everything you need. Basing your decision on the price alone is not a good idea. You must also learn about the insurer and analyze all facets of the insurance policy to make sure it’s right for you.
by The Broker
February 14, 2013 in General
This post considers the 7th Circuit’s July 15, 2010 decision in Medmarc Casualty Insurance Company v. Avent America, Inc., which can be found here. But first a word or two about the title. The phrase “A Whim and a Prayer” is actually a mangled version of “A Wing and a Prayer” which is from a popular 1943 song about a shot-up pilot that limps back to base, according to Professor Paul Brian’s entertaining and insightful Common Errors in English Usage, a link to which appears here. As Professor Brian correctly notes, “whim” and “prayer” don’t belong together. And indeed that is one of the messages of the Court’s opinion in Medmarc.
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