Health insurance plans will be needed by 400,000 in Massachusetts

Massachusetts health Insurance

Almost that many people are going to need to reapply for their coverage before the close of the year. Close to 400,000 residents of Massachusetts are going to need to reapply in order to obtain health insurance coverage before the end of 2014, and it is likely that a considerable number of them are completely unaware that this will be affecting them. This will apply to people who purchased their health plans through the state and who don’t have employer sponsored coverage. When the health insurance exchange website failed in…

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Those with bad credit pay more for homeowners insurance

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Study highlights the financial disparity between those with poor credit and those with good credit A new study from InsuranceQuotes.com shows that credit score is having a major impact on the out-of-pockets costs of homeowners insurance in Alabama. Credit is one of the foundational tools that the insurance industry uses to assess risks in any given market. Credit is a gauge of financial risk, allowing the financial service industry to properly assess liability in any given scenario. Poor credit represents a significant risk, which is why those with a low…

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Michigan Chamber of Commerce to launch its own health insurance exchange

Health Insurance exchange

New insurance exchange is being prepared for Michigan The Michigan Chamber of Commerce is taking action on health insurance coverage in the state. The Chamber of Commerce has been keeping track of the Affordable Care Act and how its various provisions are being enacted. State officials have noticed two troubling trends: The commissions of the state’s insurance agents has been dropping and the state’s health care system became significantly more complicated than it had been before. In order to alleviate issues that have emerged in the state’s market, the Chamber…

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Homeowners insurance in Colorado is more expensive for some

cost of Homeowners Insurance

Individuals who have bad credit are paying more to cover their properties, regardless of other factors. For individuals who don’t have a good credit record, if they live in Colorado, it is more than likely that they are paying more in their homeowners insurance premiums than someone with a better credit history but who has a similar property. The results of a recent study have shown that there is a massive difference in insurance premiums based on credit scores. The study was conducted by InsuranceQuotes.com an showed that residents in…

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Auto insurance regulations could be on their way for Ohio ride sharing

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Companies such as Lyft and Uber could soon be facing new rules with regards to their coverage. The director of the Ohio Department of Insurance, Lt. Governor Mary Taylor, announced at the end of last week that she would be putting her head together with other state commissioners over the weekend in order to discuss whether or not there should be auto insurance regulation for Uber, Lyft, and other ride sharing companies. According to Taylor, the goal is to make sure that consumers are adequately protected through proper steps. Taylor…

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