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I'm buying a new home and changing my auto insurance carrier, what insurance company can offer me the best deal when it comes to providing both home and auto insurance in a combo package?

Ok, so there's a dude that walks into the room with a telephone on his waist and he's talking to some woman in her kitchen. She says she hasn't been in any accidents and if she can get some reward, so he picks up the phone and says "We'll give you 50, no, 100 dollars" or something and then he says "guys, i just gagged!" What's that commercial???

INSURANCE A system to make large financial losses more affordable by pooling the risks of many individuals and business entities and transferring them to an insurance company or other large group in return for a premium.

Should we also be able to buy our auto insurance after we have the crash? I mean, it's the same thing as in health insurance. The crash is a pre-existing condition. Why not do that too?

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I'm confused. An insurance company checks police records on 561 accidents slected at random and notes that teenagers were at the wheel in 81 of them.

Construct the 95% confidence interval for the percentage of all auto accidents that involve teenage drivers.
95% CI=(_ %,_ %)
How do I figure this out?

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I just got auto coverage 2 days ago. I was going Northbound on the I-17 and a gravel truck in front of me was driving like an idiot and all kinds of rocks hit my windshield. Left 4 chips in my windshield. I have zero deductable glass insurance. So I could easily have somebody come out and replace it, without any burden to me… but is the insurance company going to find it suspicious that I've only had coverage for 2 days and this happens? Will I have to deal with some **** or will they be pretty cooperative?

Im 18 years old, yesterday i got into an accident with a lady because a car was about to hit me so i hurried up and put my truck in reverse and there is a ding in the lady's front bumper, she wants to work it out to where we don't have to go through the insurance company. This is my grandparents vehicle, under their coverage. I was wondering how many points will be added to my license, how much their insurance premium would go up if we do have to go through the insurance company, and is there anything i can do to get rid of the points and how long it would take for the points to go away or if they're there for ever?

Is this an insurance company scam, with auto, home owner, flood and now health insurance ?

Did you know the insurer with the most denial of claims is Medicare…?

I could have figured, because I had to write to Medicare for my [then] mother-in-law for a claim she filed for an injury she received at her neighbors, they subsequently denied, because the neighbor's insurance company "should be responsible"… So, I wrote to medicade and told them they needed to take it up with the insurance company, that they were her provider, and that they needed to cover her claim…

Took 6 months, and my mother-in-law being turned over to collections, before they paid the claim O.o

What do you think…? Government owning insurance companies and health care facilities…gives government approximately 48% ownership of America…added on top of the lending institutions and the auto industry…

Cap and trade on utilities will put them over half ownership…

I am now stationed in Germany and my insurance company doubled my premium. I checked my coverage and I'm being covered for 7.5 Million Euros per accident which they promise is the minimum liability they can offer. I checked a different insurance company and their rate said 100 Million Euro minimum liability. I'm looking for something quite a bit lower. What is the real minimum liability here Germany and where can I get it?

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You do realize that any insurance company selling across state lines would have to obey the laws of any state they were selling in right? Auto insurance companies like Progressive have to, and I know I live in Michigan where we have a stupid extra fee, and Progressive has to charge that also.

So where do you get this notion that an insurance company would set up shop where the laws and regulations are the easiest and follow those laws in every other state? Please enlighten me.