By Kathryn Green on 08-09-2010
Tagged Under : Brits
Unselfish pet owners would put the health of their four legged friends before their own, with more pets than people having insurance. Research from Tesco has found that more pet-owning Brits have pet insurance in place than health insurance, with 46 per cent insuring their pet compared to 35 per cent who insure their own health. Some devoted pet owners said that they would even cancel their own health insurance policy if they needed the money to pay vet bills, while others would give up gym memberships, nights out, or alcohol and cigarettes. A third of pet owners said they would cancel their annual holiday if their pet become ill, so that they could afford to pay the vets bills, and a quarter are willing to get into debt in order to pay for treatment for their pet. Read more…
By Dustin Mitchell on 06-09-2010
Do you think that you are receiving a fantastic deal on your car insurance? You might not have the best deal possible. Researching to uncover auto insurance discounters who will give you a policy at a competitive rate will pay off immediately. There are numerous variables that come into play when an insurer is setting the rate for your auto insurance coverage. Auto insurance discounters will take all of these different variables into consideration. Such variables include your credit score and your driving record as well as the type of vehicle you drive. You’ll find some factors that you can simply change and there are some things which you cannot change. Read more…
By Kathryn Green on 05-09-2010
Bright Grey has announced that it paid out 98 per cent of life insurance claims in the first six months of 2010. The figures reveal a two per cent improvement on last year, and show that the average life insurance pay out was £77,000. Kevin Stevens, head of sales at Bright Grey had this to say about Bright Grey life insurance’s improved payout rate: “We’re aware that there’s more to recommending a provider than the payout. Another big consideration is the level of service claimants receive. Advisers need to be confident that the provider they recommend will treat claimants with care and compassion at a very difficult time. “Traditionally people have thought of life cover only as a commodity product. Read more…
While shopping for liability insurance small business options it is important to make the decision based on the services that are provided with each company. The decision of the insurance company should not be chosen lightly as the decision is going to affect the running of the business in the case that there is a claim being filed with the company.
The process of determining whether a company is trustworthy begins with establishing the reputation of the company. The reputation of the company should be considered through reviews of past customers and whether current customers are satisfied with the services that are being provided. T Read more…
If you are thinking about starting infertility treatments and you live in Connecticut, you are in the right place. Connecticut is one of the few states that have laws in placed requiring insurance policies to cover infertility treatments. So if you have health insurance in the state of Connecticut , chances are your policy will cover your treatments. This is a huge step for the infertility industry as no insurance companies used to cover this sort of treatment, calling it “elective treatment”. Many families who live in Connecticut may not even be aware that their insurance will cover this sort of thing. This is why reading your entire policy is a good idea. It Read more…
By Dustin Mitchell on 02-09-2010
Specialist home insurer Hiscox has commissioned research which reveals that homeowners are exposing themselves by leaving valuable sports equipment, unsecured, in gardens and garages.
The goods, with an average value of £770, are left in gardens and car boots by 53% of the professionals surveyed.
More than a quarter (26%) also admitted that their gardens and outbuildings were not properly secured.
Two out of every five either do use their sporting equipment only seasonally (21%) or have not touched it for a year (19%).
Over a third (37%) are unsure whether or not their sporting goods are insured, and 15% acknowledge that they are not.
Hiscox home insurance expert Austyn Tusler explained that it was easy for homeowners to focus upon newer sports equipment, and neglect the less used, older goods at the back of sheds and garages.
