Insurance Industry Leaders Discuss Trends And The Effects Of Hurricane Katrina (21 Mar 2006) Hurricane Katrina has affected the insurance industry dramatically. At a recent conference, several industry leaders discussed trends in the market, recruitment of new agents, the devastating effects of Katrina, and the insurance industry's duties to policyholders in the aftermath of the hurricane. The long and short term effects of Katrina was the focus of the panel, led by CEOs of major insurers, which determined that the ...
Insurance Mistakes That Will Cost You Money (03 Sep 2006) Whatever type of insurance you are taking out, there are some common mistakes that people make which cost them money and may leave them without cover when they most need it. If you are looking at insurance then you should avoid these common mistakes if yo.......
Insurance Mistakes You Can Avoid That Than Can Cost You Cash (06 Sep 2006) Whatever type of insurance you are taking out, there are some common mistakes that people make which cost them money and may leave them without cover when they most need it. If you are looking at insurance then you should avoid these common mis.......
Insurance or Assurance - Do You Need Reassurance? (21 Mar 2006) Moneynet.co.uk, the UK's most established personal finance research and data website, has published the latest edition in its series of online product guides to help consumers get to grips with the increasing complexity of personal finance products.
Insurance Rate Methods (21 Mar 2006) The price of insurance depends ultimately on the risk the insurer is taking on on behalf of the customer. Simply put, this will depend on the chance of the insured event occurring, and the likely cost of the outcome. The way insurers calculate this risk, and quantify the amount of the premium, is through the use of what is known as actuarial science.
Insurance: a necessity not a luxury (13 Oct 2006) Ant and Dec, Britain's legendary TV duo, have recently been in the news for taking out life insurance. The deal is apparently set to cover one of them financially if the other dies, although the actual sum that would be received remains undisclosed. But .......
