Archive for July, 2009
»Posted On: July 29, 2009
Unwanted life insurance: How to unload your policy for money
A decade ago, if you no longer wanted or needed your permanent life insurance policy you were pretty much out of luck. You could lapse the policy or take the surrender value, if any was available. Today there are more options than simply walking away from an insurance policy you don’t want or need. » read on…
»Posted On: July 27, 2009
Teen drivers sock it to insurance bills
Adding a teen driver to your car insurance policy can be one of the most expensive changes you’ll ever make. Because of their inexperience behind the wheel and high accident rates, teens are always considered “high-risk” drivers and their parents pay accordingly. » read on…
»Posted On: July 13, 2009
How life insurance is priced
Life insurance prices are based on your life expectancy, the face amount you request and the length of the policy. Because your current and past health conditions impact your life expectancy, insurance companies want to know as much as possible about your health condition. » read on…
»Posted On: July 7, 2009
U.K. gives casino insurance a spin
Online gamblers in the U.K. have access to a new type of insurance that American gamers won’t be seeing anytime soon: casino insurance. Offered to players at online gambling site Devilfish.com (which does not accept wagers from the United States), casino insurance promises cash back for non-winning online gambling sessions each month. » read on…
