'Articles' Category

  • Homeowners insurance when burglarized

    January 12, 2012

    It’s a curious fact that the federal government does very little to monitor the amount of crime. You would imagine the Department of Justice would be interested to follow the statistics of wrongdoing so that resources could be targeted where most needed. Instead, we have judicial statistics that record the number of cases coming before [...]

  • Insurance and the mortgage

    January 12, 2012

    This month, it’s been slightly disconcerting to see stories about Rep. Michele Bachman and a New York rabbi agree the earthquake that hit the East Coast was the work of the Old Testament God. The rabbi claimed God was upset that New York had legalized same sex marriage. Bachman said God was warning Washington politicians [...]

  • Car insurance rates and fraud

    January 2, 2012

    In the good old days before there were organized police forces, it was left to a few individuals to enforce the law. When they proved inadequate, there were feuds and vigilante action by the victims. Obviously, this fighting disturbed everyone, so states slowly got into the law enforcement business, recruiting and training people to keep [...]

  • Insurance quotes for young car owners

    January 1, 2012

    When it comes to getting auto insurance quotes for a teen driver most people will definitely be displeased by the fact that cheap and teen auto insurance quotes are considered as antonyms in the car insurance industry. Drivers younger than 25 years old tend to get the highest auto insurance quotes possible and often end [...]

  • Distinguishing water and wind

    December 29, 2011

    The insurance industry is one of the most profitable and investors, not surprisingly, want to see those dividends continue. This is not to suggest the insurers were ever charitable in their intentions. Insurance has always been a business in the real sense of the word. The result is the wording of the policies allows the [...]