DENVER—Organizations representing Colorado employers are fighting four proposed constitutional amendments on November’s ballot that they say could devastate businesses in the state. Observers say the proposals, which need only a majority vote, have a strong chance of winning approval. They would:…
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The economy dips, businesses trim expenses and insurance premiums fall. The insurance world shudders and begins its own search for ways to sell more. A soft market is exactly when you should be out there, talking directly with key audiences about what you offer and what differentiates you from the…
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Of the myriad types of insurance policies available, liability insurance is right up there in popularity, primarily because it is less expensive than other insurance. For instance, when it comes to auto insurance policies, liability insurance costs are distinctly less than full coverage. Full coverage insurance covers for both vehicles involved in the collision, in [...]
U.S. Representative Don Cazayoux recently announced the proposal of new legislation that will help owners of small businesses provide health insurance to their employees. The legislation is known as…
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Insurance is a kind of protection, a safety net against unforeseeable losses. No one knows what the future holds, and insurance is a good way of preparing for what may come. Health insurance is a protection against medical costs. The insurer pays the cost of the insured person if the latter falls ill due to [...]
Mary Wusterbarth thought her toddler was struggling with an ear infection when she seemed sluggish. Instead, a virus had attacked the little girl’s heart, damaging it beyond repair. Brea needed a transplant.
Within three weeks of a 2007 doctor visit, the 20-month-old had exhausted the $1 million lifetime maximum on her health insurance. Her parents have [...]
Mary Wusterbarth thought her toddler was struggling with an ear infection when she seemed sluggish. Instead, a virus had attacked the little girl’s heart, damaging it beyond repair. Brea needed a transplant.
Within three weeks of a 2007 doctor visit, the 20-month-old had exhausted the $1 million lifetime maximum on her health insurance. Her parents have [...]
As companies cut corners and more entrepreneurs strike out on their own, the individual health insurance market is growing.
“There’s been a precipitous drop in the number of businesses offering coverage,” says Sam Gibbs, senior vice president of eHealthInsurance.com, an online insurance broker.
These days, the same people who traded company pension plans for self-managed 401(k)s are [...]
The ghost of the QBE takeover proposal will haunt the IAG board even though IAG’s new boss, Mike Wilkins, has laid out a thorough plan to turn around the ailing insurance company.
Had the board not had the luxury of turnaround maestro Wilkins already on its payroll, chairman James Strong and his fellow directors could have [...]
