Posts Tagged With 'Insurance'

Life Insurance in the Current Economic Climate

If you have any dependents, then life insurance is a necessity. That said, it doesn’t need to be an expensive necessity, and you may find that if you visit the Legal and General website, you can obtain some surprisingly inexpensive life insurance quotes.

While the UK economy appears to be recovering, albeit very slowly and unsteadily, there is still a huge amount of uncertainty around, particularly due to sovereign debt problems in the Euro zone. Also, the government’s austerity programme has led to rising unemployment, with the promise of more cuts to come. Thi

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Posted by Lisa Wilson 05 10, 12
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The Benefits of Income Protection Insurance

Have you ever considered how you would pay your way if you were to become sick or injured and couldn’t work?

is an insurance policy that helps you financially if you cant work due to illness or accidental injury.

Formerly known as Permanent Health Insurance (PHI), Income Protection Insurance (IPI) is available in the UK as an insurance policy to policyholders who find themselves incapacitated and unable to work due to illness or accident.

Income protection insurance policies offer a number of benefits over other accident or sickness related insurance policies including:

  • The benefits include are payable when the policyholder becomes incapacitated and after the deferred period has passed and continue until the earliest of death, recovery of health, retirement or the term of the contract
  • The benefits are paid regularly and are tax-free
  • The insurance company cannot cancel or refuse to renew the policy all the time the policyholder continues to pay the premiums
  • A waiver of premium option may be provided whereby premiums for the IPI policy are not required while benefits are being paid from the policy, but the policy cover continues as normal

If you are unfortunate enough to have to make a claim on your Insurance Protection Insurance, one of the following four definitions of ‘incapacity’ is needed for your claim to qualify:

Own occupation Following illness or an accident the policyholder is incapacitated if he/she is unable to perform their own occupation and is not working in another job.

Suited occupation Following illness or an accident the policyholder is incapacitated if he/she is unable to perform an occupation suitable to them given their education and training etc.

Any occupation Following illness or an accident the policyholder is incapacitated if he/she is unable to perform any occupation at all.

Activities of daily living (ADLs) Following illness or an accident the policyholder is incapacitated if he/she is unable to perform a number of defined functions such as dressing and undressing, washing, eating, climbing stairs, shopping, cooking etc. The p

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Posted by Laura Lopez 05 08, 12
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Confused.com reveals life insurance as the newest way to say I love you

New findings from Confused.com have revealed that taking out life insurance or breakdown cover for a partner is deemed romantic by some couples. Bucking traditional gender stereotypes, its the men who most want to be protected with a gift of breakdown cover but many couple have not had the chat and are unaware of where important financial documents are kept in their household.

More than half (53%) of people in a relationship tell us it would be thoughtful if their partner took out life insurance to protect them: 56% of women versus 50% of men call life insurance a thoughtful gift.

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Posted by Laura Lopez 04 19, 12
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Compare insurance with other competitors Hotline telephone sales and online

 

Unmistakable red phone thanks to its logo, Direct Line Insurance introduced in 1995 the sale of insurance over the phone in Spain. Since then he has managed to impose its model based on an aggressive pricing policy, crowned as a leader among direct insurers.

Today Direct Line insurance with more than 1.8 million customers who have opted for the good relationship between coverage and price offered by their policies.

We encourage you to use our insurance comparator to compare prices just 3 minutes and 20 insurance coverage.

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Posted by Lisa Wilson 04 06, 12
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The guide to buying car insurance

FITSA Foundation has published the Guide to Buying or Renting a car insurance, which lists the essential security technologies must have a car to help prevent accidents or reduce their consequences.

The Guide to Buying or Renting a Car Insurance, part of two papers on safety and the environment, explains why systems are essential to drive a safe vehicle. According to the publication of the Foundation Institute for Security Technology Automobile ( FITSA ), the most important system is the seat belt.

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Posted by Lisa Wilson 03 28, 12
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Public perk: Some state employees get free health insurance coverage for families

If youre state government employee in Virginia, you pay nothing for health insurance for you and your family. The state coughs up every penny. Yet that perk comes with some strings attached.

In Virginia, state employees havent had much of a bump in pay since 2007. Sara Wilson, director of the Virginia Department of Human Resource Management, says the state dips into its health insurance trust fund to keep the rising cost of health insurance from being passed along to state workers.

When it comes to health insurance, state employees in Virginia and seven other states are better off than their counterparts in other states.

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Posted by Laura Lopez 03 19, 12
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3 Simple Steps to Lower Car Insurance

As we to manage our monthly budget is a good idea to look for ways to save money.  One good area to ring up savings is on your car insurance.  We will take a look at the biggest areas where you can lower your cost.  These three main areas are your coverage, annual miles driven and leveraging a highly competitive car insurance environment by shopping.

One area you can save the most is by reviewing the type of coverage you carry.  The main area to review is the type of deductibles you carry for collision.  If you are driving an older car it will make sense to increase your deductibles.  As an example, by increasing your collision deducible from $250 to $1000 you can save over $250 a year on your policy.   To save additional money, up to $500 a year, you can remove your collision deductible all together.  Carrying no deductibles will obviously be of greater risk if you happen to damage your car.  Savings can also be captured from increasing your deductibles on Comprehensive, which covers for damages like a cracked windshield.  Comprehensive coverage is much less than collision; however, you can save an additional $50-$100 a year by reducing or eliminating your comprehensive coverage.

Another area to decrease your monthly car insurance is by reviewing your annual mileage.  Has there

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Posted by Lisa Wilson 03 10, 12
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