by The Broker
January 4, 2013 in General
Which of the statements below are true about me?
( A ) I use AllState for my car insurance.
( B ) I use Geico for my car insurance.
( C ) I use StateFarm for my car insurance.
( D ) I use UnitrinDirect for my car insurance.
( E ) I use Esurance for my car insurance.
( F ) I use LibertyMutual for my car insurance.
( G ) I don’t carry any insurance.
( H ) I don’t even drive.
First Correct answer gets best answer!
by The Broker
October 19, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
I understand that most underwriters look at 3 months worth of your bank statement to help determine the ability to pay for a new loan. The loan will be under my name only. I live with my boyfriend now and I manage all the bills so even though his car is under his name I require him to transfer a certain amount of money a month so I can make sure all bills are paid – even his own (can’t trust him to remember..haha).
by The Broker
September 30, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
Ok, As Far As I Know, Underwriting Statements Are Non-Commerical Broadcasting. How Are Underwriters Limited In The Content They Can Broadcast? I Really Really Need To Know. I’m An Over-Achiever & The Small Amount Of Information I Have Is Just Not Enough. Thank You For Taking The Time To At Least Read This If You Have.
by The Broker
August 24, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
My husband and I signed our contract in the beginning of April for our first home and we were getting the rural development loan, but RD ran out of funds so our loan officer would not close, so we moved it to someone who would, but I would think that providing them bank statements for the last 6 months would be sufficient, but I think they will keep wanting them for every month until we close which is in Sept. I have knots in my stomach from the stress I’m under from this whole ordeal, so do you think they will be happy with what they have? I am just so worried something will go wrong at the last minute.
by The Broker
August 18, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
Just concerned why he would need it. Can’t he just look at my credit report to see I pay it every month. Car will be paid off in 6 months. We are scheduled to close on Tuesday – but now I’m nervous.
Anyone know why he would need this. Thank you.
Yes it’s on my credit reports. Just curious what they are looking for. I pay all my bills on auto-pay and don’t keep statements – so it’s just a little hassle to contact my car place and get a statement. Don’t want this to hold up the closing date.
by The Broker
May 8, 2012 in Health insurance
A)Most workers purchase their own insurance.
b)State governments are the providers of Medicare and Medicaid.
c)In the United States, only private firms provide health insurance.
d)Subscribers to insurance plans may pay a small percentage of the cost of the health care they consume.
by The Broker
May 4, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
Wal-Mart’s Business Plan
“Let the American taxpayer fund our expenses”
Wal-Mart is the second coming of the 1920 Robber Barons
Wal-Mart Is The Ultimate Predator
It has destroyed 100,000 small businesses, is breaking the union movement, has shipped massive amounts of jobs overseas, and has the news media in it’s pocket. They are a version of the Pullman Company, but much more dangerous.
Wal-Mart’s Lives On It’s Facade
by The Broker
April 24, 2012 in Banking insurance
Just going through papers and documents and some date back to 2008. I’m not sure what I should keep and get rid of. Does anyone have a general idea of how long you want to keep certain documents such as bills, bank statements etc..
by The Broker
March 21, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
by The Broker
February 11, 2012 in Insurance jobs and educations
etc) He is a consrtruction worker so doesn’t stay with same company all the time and does sometimes have gaps in employment here and there while waiting on new job to start. At time of talking to the lenders he had just got off a 2 year job with one company and told the lender he didn’t have a job and they said that was ok that they would just use his prior info. they said we wre pre aproved so we have found a house and put a contract on the house. His new job doesn’t start until may 19th. I am just hearing about the underwriting issue through questions on this site and i am now nervous that he won’t get the loan. Can construction worker get a loan approved since they don’t have steady jobs?
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