by stormjor2 » Sun Dec 07, 2008 06:52 pm
I recently posted this question.
"I am 17 and will be 18 in april. My father was recently killed how will the insurance company deal with my situation? The company is ING."
I was not very clear so I will start from the begining. My father was killed at his home during the execution of an search warrant. They say he brandished a gone and open fired. He does have an life insurance policy I am the named beneficiary. There is not a POA or a trust setup. I am 17 and will be 18 in April. The incident happened in Canton, Ohio which is were I lived till 2 months ago. I now live in Killeen, Texas. My question is will they hold the insurance money? I know I am going to get some money for his death but he was signed up for double of what I am getting but they have to Investigate and determine if I am eligible for the double amount.
"I am 17 and will be 18 in april. My father was recently killed how will the insurance company deal with my situation? The company is ING."
I was not very clear so I will start from the begining. My father was killed at his home during the execution of an search warrant. They say he brandished a gone and open fired. He does have an life insurance policy I am the named beneficiary. There is not a POA or a trust setup. I am 17 and will be 18 in April. The incident happened in Canton, Ohio which is were I lived till 2 months ago. I now live in Killeen, Texas. My question is will they hold the insurance money? I know I am going to get some money for his death but he was signed up for double of what I am getting but they have to Investigate and determine if I am eligible for the double amount.
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 01:05 pm Post Subject:
If you're the corrupt criminal Governor of the State of Illinois they call you on your home phone and politely ask you to be taken into custody so they don't wake the wife and kids. That way they can book you and you'll be home for breakfast.
OR if you are a horribly corrupt high up politican, you can wellllllll retire i guess..after you get a couple of shoes lobbed at you.
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 05:27 pm Post Subject:
you can wellllllll retire i guess..after you get a couple of shoes lobbed at you.
Best political video EVER!!!
Better than Khrushchev pounding his shoe at the UN back in the 60's.
But thank goodness ObamaManCan, knows nothing, sees nothing, hears nothing.
I really don't know why the Democrats hate Bush so much. He signed every piece of useless additional spending Congress has put before him.
Congress has voted twice now not to give the bailout money to the auto companies yet Bush is determined to find a away to give out more money.
I'm not sure at this point if Bush was even a "C" student at Yale.
You can't get out of debt by borrowing money nor can one borrow their way to prosperity. Our Federal Government has printed so much money for so long they have lost touch with reality on how money works.
See THIS RANT titled Banking and Legalized Fraud.
:P :? :twisted: I'm waiting for whacky Bernacky to start paying people to borrow money! PLEASE, Please, please....borrow our money and we'll pay you interest. YOU'LL MAKE MONEY! Won't cost you nothing and you don't even have to pay back the principal!!!! :shock: :shock: :roll: :evil:
Our economy is suffering for one simple reason and that is because people are no longer recklessly borrowing money they can't pay back for useless things they don't need.
This current contraction was inevitable. AND it doesn't matter who is sitting in the White House or how much money you give away. If people don't buy your product you're "out of business."
Where's Madoff when you need a top of the line financial guy?
Wheeeeeeeew, I feel better now!
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 11:25 pm Post Subject:
I'm not sure at this point if Bush was even a "C" student at Yale.
I think he (or daddy) paid someone for that degree... :roll: (and any other past jr. high :roll: )Our economy is suffering for one simple reason and that is because people are no longer recklessly borrowing money they can't pay back for useless things they don't need
Don't know don't even care who caused it, but I DO KNOW THIS, people were paying their bills before gas got to damn near 5 bucks a gallon, and milk 4.50 a gallon, eggs 2 bucks or more a dozen...and why were the staples of life so high? oh yeah cause gas was so high and the transportation cost, well you can buy gas where i live for 1.23 (lowest i've seen average probably about 1.29) but what happen to the grocery bill? nothing...it's still the same, no one price dropped...however on the upside, the retailers are nearly giving things away this Christmas...Add your comment