These are the 5 top read insurance articles this week!
When you are in a major accident… the last thing that you may want to have to go through is a vetting process. Having to choose an attorney can be a worse pain than that of the accident. If you need competent accident lawyers, here is a list of what you avoid. Learn what good lawyers do not do so that you can lay off those you run into with these traits. 1. Exaggerate your claim It is no secret that your attorney will want to win the case. Every…
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Australia is becoming a very attractive place for skilled individuals to work. This is especially true for students from other countries that have come to Australia to study. Skilled workers are in high demand and students tend to have an advantage over others because of the opportunities available to them in terms of employment programs and special visa options. The temporary graduate visa (subclass 485) is an example of the options that students have available to them. 485 visa holders are able to temporarily work in Australia with unlimited rights…
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States begin taking matters into their own hands when it comes to flood protection As U.S. federal lawmakers continue to work to find a solution to the problems facing the National Flood Insurance Program, states are beginning to take steps to address these issues on their own. Typically, homeowners can only find the flood protection they need through the federal program. The program, however, is crippled by debt that has made it nearly impossible for the program to provide coverage adequately. Because federal lawmakers have been slow to resolve the…
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Consumers face March 31 deadline, when open enrollment for exchanges comes to an end The deadline for purchasing health insurance coverage through insurance exchanges in the U.S. is quickly approaching. The open enrollment period for exchanges and the coverage they offer ends on March 31 of this year. Those that do not have health insurance coverage after the deadline passes are more likely to be subjected to penalties coming from the federal government. The problem, however, is that many people are still reporting that they cannot purchase coverage through exchanges…
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Recent news headlines from large trusted companies such as Target and Kickstarter have caused serious worry. With a steady stream of data breaches at major corporations continually making recent news, the need for cyber liability insurance has become much clearer and companies are starting to take action by buying at a higher rate than they have done in the recent past. Businesses are starting to realize that nobody is really safe against a determined online criminal. Target recently revealed that hackers had broken into their files and had stolen the…
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The drivers in Louisiana are familiar with rising premiums, and now they are given another reason why. An auto insurance rates study has added some confirmation for residents in Louisiana who have been wondering why their premiums have been steadily rising and are now continuing to do so. The study didn’t necessarily discover anything new but it did prove what had previously been believed. What it found was that in a state where the auto insurance premiums are recognized as among the highest in the country – particularly in Baton…
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