Posted by Admin Feb 22, 2012 No Comments »
Large and small businesses have seen their profits take a beating over the last year due to the financial crisis. This of course means that it has become even more difficult to manage business effectively, because it is during times like this that business owners are required to make decisions that could make or break their business.
Add to this the fact that most companies had no choice but to minimize, at least until things start to pick again. Read more…
Posted by Noah Bardsley Feb 16, 2012 No Comments »
As soon as your kids were able to buy their own wheels then they must pay for their own individual car insurance policies but in the mean time, they can still utilize your coverage. You can even take a look at several offers like family or group discounts to decrease the total expenses that you have to pay for all the car insurance needs of your family. Another advantage of car insurance options for parents is that there is no particular limit when it comes to the age of the children. The only requisite is that the children are living in the same roof as their parents.
1. Family car insurance plans are one of the cheapest in the market.
Posted by Kai Bavin Feb 09, 2012 No Comments »
Many insurance policies include a section titled “Definitions,” which defines certain terms used throughout the policy. The meanings of those terms are frequently the subject of litigation. A perfect example is the case I write about this week. Despite the fact that Actual Cash Value (“ACV”) is usually a term that is defined or explained in some way in an insurance policy, this provision is frequently the subject of dispute between homeowners and insurance companies. On occasion, insurance companies do not properly calculate the ACV.
Posted by Noah Bardsley Jan 29, 2012 No Comments »
The average cost of insuring a car for young drivers has soared to a record high of £3,688, according to figures from moneysupermarket.com – but there are things you can do to keep insurance bills down. Newly qualified drivers face the steepest annual premiums at around an eye-watering £5,957.
Drivers aged between 17 and 22 could therefore face monthly payments of as much as £546 when opting to pay by instalments, which typically adds an extra 10% onto premiums.
With more than 448,000 young drivers passing their UK driving test each year, many have therefore been forced to give up their dreams of independence altogether – even after saving up for a car.
As one 18-year-old moneysupermarket.com user said on our forum: “I am trying to insure a 1998 1.25 Ford fiesta Vetec after passing my driving test last month.
“I have shopped around and tried adding my mum and dad to my insurance, but it is still £5,000 just for third party cover. It’
Posted by Admin Jan 25, 2012 No Comments »
Your home is your most biggest and most important property. It is probably the biggest investment you’ve ever done in your life and it falls on you to protect this property in the most responsible way. This is not only the structure of the house, but also property and personal possessions inside the house and property are valuable and should be protected. Read more…
Posted by Noah Bardsley Jan 24, 2012 No Comments »
There’s no shortage of insurance law treatises on the market today, but Randy Maniloff’s and Jeff Stempel’s recent work, General Liability Insurance Coverage—Key Issues in Every State, stands apart. This 495-page paperback (yes, paperback!) is a practical mix of fundamentals (duty to defend, right to counsel, attorneys fees, punitive damages) and more advanced issues(recoupment, faulty workmanship, latent injury, bad faith). The comprehensive, issue-by-issue analyses offered by these very knowledgeable and accomplished authors is balanced and thoughtful, and refreshingly easy to read. A 50-state survey of nearly every issue provides immediate access to case law in all jurisdictions. This is a worthy (and very portable) reference for anyone in the insurance law field. And it’s affordable–A 20% discount is available by using promo code 29471 in the box in the upper right corner (expires 12/31/11)!
Posted by Kai Bavin Jan 07, 2012 No Comments »
It takes many good deeds to build a good reputation, and only one bad one to lose it
-Benjamin Franklin
A good reputation is more valuable than money. A broken reputation may possibly be repaired, but the world will always keep their eyes on the spot where the crack was. One scandal can destroy an empire and short of inventing a time travel machine, there’s not much that can be done to change the public’s perception. Take for example, the recent Penn State child sexual abuse allegations. The entire nation spent weeks, judging the institution’s incident reporting practices and procedures. The damage? A dec
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