How do you spell acht-chew-ware-ee ? It's a person that works for an insurance company, makes a lot of $?

Not without your permission and consent, they can't. Oh, and someone with your id and blood type would also need to pass a paramedical exam, give blood and urine samples, and release your med...

Personal and professional are two different policies, you know. Driving cars is auto liability, different from both personal AND professional liability. General liability is different, too. ...

Some insurance companies consider a lawyer's fees the cost of doing business. So they don't really give that consideration when they value a claim. They also know that if you hire a l...

Liability for claims is based on date of service, not date of billing. And yes, you are subject to paying an extra fee, as you're technically cancelling the coverage mid-term.

No one is going to pay you that kind of money. And no one is going to "guarantee" that commission. You need to go to some local agents, and see if they'll let you sell for the...

Deny, deny, deny. They'll do anything and everything to try to maximize their profits at any cost. They are always planning ways to change expensive benefits, change the language of their ...

The only way you can withdraw qualified money prior to 59 1/2 without paying the penalty is by using "72t" or "72q". Go to www.irs.gov, or better yet talk to an accountant.

Each insurance company has lots of little sub-insurance companies. This is so they can offer different rates to different people. (which, btw, is why there's no "one size fits all"...