Author: H. Cutner

Student insurance policy tips for parents

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Back to school supplies student insurance policy

It’s back to school shopping time again and pupils are being reminded not to forget the right coverage. As college students head to the back to school sales to make sure they have the right supplies and tech, parents are looking at student insurance policy tips. These are very important as the top crime on American college campuses is theft. Due to the presence of large amounts of technology, burglaries and thefts involve much higher values. At one time, burglaries meant there was a risk to a walkman or possibly…

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Verifly drone insurance launches a US pay as you fly coverage

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Farmers insurance drone

A startup has created an on demand and per flight form of insurance policy for drone users. The Verifly drone insurance policy launched after having been in the making since the end of 2014. This policy makes it possible for drone users to pay for coverage per flight and on demand. The drone insurance policy uses a mobile app and service that have been in development since 2014. The Verifly drone insurance coverage is available in the United States. The policy covers unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) use within the commercial…

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Tiny home insurance encourages some renters to buy

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tiny home insurance

In the debate between renting and becoming a homeowner, the cost of premiums can be a deciding factor. Tiny home insurance is a type of coverage that is growing in popularity. As the cost of land and housing rises in many places, many people have looked to downsize. This trend has only accelerated with the growing popularity of minimalist lifestyles. A tiny house is a term that usually refers to a home that is around 400 to 500 square feet or less. Over the last decade, these very small structures…

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Second Oregon health insurance co-op facing liquidation

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Oregon Health Insurance technology

The market in the State is continuing to experience a shakeup as a nonprofit insurer must liquidate assets. For the second time, an Oregon health insurance co-op has received a receivership order. This started last week and will now be sending Health Co-op assets into liquidation after facing notable financial struggles. The insurance company was a nonprofit and was consumer-operated, created under the ACA. The Oregon health insurance company’s board of directors voted on Friday. Their decision was to consent to the receivership order from state regulators. This takes the…

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Road safety in July 4th traffic

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July 4th traffic auto insurance fireworks

Independence Day is the deadliest day on American roads, so it’s important to be especially careful. July 4th traffic is known as the deadliest of the year. As Americans across the country head away on road trips and to visit friends and family, crashes happen. A record number of people are expected to hit the roads today. It’s important to take precautions in order to stay safe this year. AAA predicted that 43 million people would head out on the roads to visit destinations over 50 miles from home. All…

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