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Holes: Would your insurance policy cover you?
You may have no idea, but a small hole can bring in larger financial threats in your life. What types of holes could trigger damage? Would you insurance company pay for the loss? Let us find out.
Sinkholes: If you are living in prone areas, your insurance provider may or may not include sinkholes in the policy. In the United States, most standard insurance policies exclude from the coverage any kind of earth movement, i.e., earthquakes, tremors from a volcanic eruption, land shockwaves, landslides and mudflows.
3rd National Unfriend Day on 17 Nov – It’s time to go cold on your ‘virtual’ friends
Friendship has evolved with the passage of time. Ask yourself. Don’t you miss the time period when friendship involved regular face-to-face interactions? Buddies used to mean real people – those people with whom you have grown up and can share your thoughts. Nowadays, most of the friends are mere acquaintances. The definition has changed for ‘friends’. Not that we haven’t got any real friends. However, think twice - How many of your so-called friends will jump in to be with you when you’re in need?
Social networking can be held responsible for bringing in the change.
Insurance Scams: Identifying and avoiding fraudulent practices
A woman from Sacramento, California scammed over 971 people in eight states out of $400,000 in life insurance premiums. She had sold fake policies which guaranteed her clients a death benefit of at least $3,000 to $30,000. She did all of this simply by sending out e-mails to her potential victims.