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Posted by Stephanie Williams On May - 13 - 2012 0 Comment

The rule, which was finalized Friday, will result in an estimated $1.3 billion in rebates for nearly 16 million Americans.

The Wall Street Journal: Insurers Must Credit Rebates To Health Law Health-insurance companies must tell customers who get a premium rebate this summer that the check is the result of the Obama administration’s health-care law, according to federal guidelines released Friday. The move is the latest sign the Obama administration is trying to draw attention to the law’s benefits before the fall elections, even though the law faces an uncertain future (Radnofsky, 5/11).

The Hill: Report: Health Law Rule To Yield $1.3 Billion In Insurance Rebates A rule created by the 2010 healthcare law and finalized Friday will yield about $1.3 billion in insurance rebates for nearly 16 million Americans, according to estimates by the Kaiser Family Foundation.

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Posted by Danielle Mitchell On May - 11 - 2012 0 Comment

A report released by MP’s reveals that insurance claims made for whiplash is one of the reasons that car insurance premiums are rising each year.

Whiplash ensues when the ligaments in the neck are sprained which is usually triggered by a sudden movement of the head. Symptoms include pain, stiffness and lack of ability to move the neck.

A collision in a car, particularly from behind can lead to whiplash .

The Common Transport Committee reached out to ministers asking them to change the British law to make it tougher for people to make unchallenged claims for whiplash injuries; so it could be good news for car insurance costs as they are once again under scrutiny by the UK Government.

Back at the beginning of 2011, the Transport Committee started investigating the reason for the continually rising costs of insurance; in fact the cost of car insurance has risen 50% in the past two years. T

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Posted by Danielle Mitchell On May - 4 - 2012 0 Comment

Distracted driving has become a major road hazard not only in South Africa, but across the globe!

In New York there has recently been an enforcement initiative focused on the dangers of driving while talking on and texting from cellular phones. We would like to briefly refer to this initiative:

In the week April 23 through April 29, extra New York State troopers cracked down on cell phone usage on roadways all across New York, not only on the Thruway, but on all roadways across the state.

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Posted by Stephanie Williams On May - 4 - 2012 0 Comment

Suppose you’ve been injured in a car accident. You’re in pain, you have medical bills and maybe you’ve even missed work. You are reasonably motivated to settle with the car insurance company as quickly as
possible and get on with your life. That can be a costly mistake. The car insurance company settles personal injury claims all the time. They’re really good at it. And they have a vested interest in convincing you to take their first offer. A word to the wise: DON’T. Here’s what you can expect during the settlement process and why you should hold out for a better personal injury settlement.

The car insurance company will assign a claims adjuster to your case who is a specialist in personal injury claims’ settlement. He or she wil

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Posted by Eric Adams On May - 3 - 2012 0 Comment

A guide to temporary car insurance

Most car insurance policies last a minimum of 12 months but there are some scenarios when temporary cover is needed.

If a friend or family member needs to drive your car it’s easy to just add them onto your policy as a named driver, but there are some negatives to doing this. If they get into a scrape while driving your car, you could lose your no-claims discount through no fault of your own. Alternatively, a cheap car insurance policy on a short-term basis would let them drive your car temporarily without jeopardising your driving history.

Temporary car insurance is perfect when you have friends or family coming to stay, especially when they are visiting from another country and want to avoid steep hire car prices. S

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Posted by Eric Adams On Apr - 17 - 2012 0 Comment

Car insurance coverage is required by law in the United States for all drivers and it helps people out in accidents by providing financial and legal protection from the damages. Teens usually have the highest car insurance rates out of any group of drivers. When companies issue auto insurance quotes they rely heavily on statistics. Accident and driving history statistics play a heavy role in determining the prices that anyone pays for auto insurance coverage.

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Posted by Stephanie Williams On Apr - 15 - 2012 0 Comment

Key components of the health care reform law are gaining wider acceptance from the American population, according to a new Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll. The controversial reform act which promised to provide health insurance to millions is gaining favor, but in very different ways.

Health Care Reform Gains Increase in Support

According to the new poll, there has been an overall increase in the number of people who accept the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as the health care reform law, but Americans are still divided over the legislation and their split falls mostly along party lines.

The poll found 36 percent of adults say they want to have the law repealed, 21 percent say they want it to remain the way it is and 25 percent would like to see specific elements of the law modified, but agree with it overall.

As for party designations, 63 percent of Republicans say they want the law repealed, while only 9 percent of Democrats feel the same way. Ho

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Posted by admin On Apr - 10 - 2012 0 Comment

There are places in the world where car insurance costs like gold and most would not have the money to get it. In the UK, car insurance may cost a lot, it is a good thing that there are some insurers that sell them cheap. But of course, it would really depend on the type of company you got the insurance from as well as how they categorize you as a driver. Now, if you are trying to get cheap car insurance quotes, then here are some tips for you:

The first thing that you may want to do is clean up your driving record. Since car insurance providers will conduct a background check on your records, you have to make sure to clean up your record as much as possible. How do you do that? Read more…

Posted by Stephanie Williams On Apr - 8 - 2012 0 Comment

A selection of health policy news from Massachusetts, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Maryland, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Kansas.

The Associated Press/New England Cable News: House Passes Health Care Compact Bill The [N.H.] House has voted to form an interstate health care compact, rejecting an effort to instead study the cost implications for New Hampshire if the state assumed control for health care within its boundaries. Under the bill, the states would receive block grants from the federal government and would take over Medicare and Medicaid (3/28).

Kansas Health Institute News: Health Care Compact Bill Not Taken Up By Conference Committee Rep.

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Posted by Eric Adams On Apr - 6 - 2012 0 Comment

Theres no doubt that distracted driving kills. The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration , says that 3,092 lost their lives in 2010 in crashes that were directly related to driver distractions.

One of the biggest distractions that many drivers fall victim to is the the cell phone they keep by their side twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, all year round. B

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