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Insurance is a means of indemnity against occurrence of a uncertain event such as property loss (car insurance, house insurance) legal (liability insurance) health care (benefit plans, health care, dental insurance which generally involve a ‘claim’) etc.

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Harvard Doctors Say MA Health Insurance Not A Model
Harvard doctors on MA health insurance law Modeling the US health care system after Massachusetts’ health insurance law would leave many residents without affordable health insurance. 

Ford Puts a Dent in Auto Insurance Costs by Making Vehicles More
Ford’s new industry-first Paint and Body Technology Center brings repair and crash safety experts together to drive down auto insurance costs by making vehicles more damage-resistant.

Online car insurance premiums drop 3% – Market news
Online car insurance premiums fell by more than 3% between June and December last year, it has been found.  

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 Life Insurance: Do You Really Need It?

A life insurance policy needn’t break the bank and can safeguard your family’s future for when you’re no longer around.

These days, it seems there are insurance policies available for just about everything: car insurance, home insurance, travel insurance, pet insurance, life insurance – the list appears to be endless. Some types of insurance, such as car insurance, are required by law if you intend to drive on the public highway, but for most people other forms of insurance are an optional extra. However, it’s important to note that arranging insurance policies for other lifestyle items can provide you with peace of mind should something unfortunate happen. For example, taking out home-contents insurance can help cover the cost of replacing your household goods, while pet insurance can cover the cost of veterinary bills and treatments. But perhaps one of the most important ‘optional’ insurances you should consider is life insurance.

Whilst no one likes to think about death, life insurance – sometimes known as life assurance or term assurance – is a policy which pays a lump sum in the event of the policyholder’s death, helping to protect loved ones and dependents against financial burden. Coming to terms with the loss of a loved one is never an easy thing to do, and the added financial burden can make it increasingly difficult to cope. However, a life insurance policy can help cover such costs as mortgage repayments, salary replacement and childcare costs, paying off debts or even providing for future education for the kids. Moreover it can help ensure your family can maintain the standard of living to which they were accustomed to.

Life insurance comes in various forms, the most common being level term, decreasing term, critical illness and family income benefit policies. Most are available as both single and joint life policies, with most policies including benefits such as paying out on the diagnosis of a terminal illness. If you’re considering life insurance now, or in the future, it’s important to understand what each type of policy provides.

– Level term insurance is the most common form of life insurance and is designed to pay out a lump sum of money in the event of the policyholder’s death. The policy runs for a fixed term, normally a minimum of 10 years, and the sum assured is guaranteed, and remains unchanged throughout the life of the policy.

– Decreasing term life insurance is also known as mortgage protection cover and is regularly used to protect capital and interest payments on a mortgage. The sum assured decreases during the duration of the policy.

– Critical Illness insurance pays a lump sum if you are diagnosed with a specified illness, or suffer loss of limb and can be added to term insurance policies. The sum paid out by this policy can be used for any purpose.

– Family Income Benefit insurance pays a regular tax free income for your dependants throughout the remainder of the policy term. Payouts on this type of life insurance can be structured to correspond with changes in inflation, although benefits usually remain constant.

With the cost of life insurance premiums plummeting in recent years due to improved life expectancy and increased competition between policy providers, arranging a life insurance policy needn’t mean breaking the bank or compromising on cover. Financial comparison sites can help you to find the best deals on life insurance – from premium prices to levels of cover – and with only a few clicks, you can insure and safeguard your family’s future for when you’re no longer around.

 

By Andrew Regan – ublished: 3/22/2007 Andrew Regan is an online, freelance journalist.

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AIG receives bids for life insurance unit: report – MarketWatch

LONDON (MarketWatch) — American International Group Inc. has received bids from MetLife Inc. and Axa for its American Life Insurance Co.

DLF Pramerica Life Insurance launches unit linked pension plan

DLF Pramerica Life Insurance launches unit linked pension plan, ?This product offers several advantages and flexibilities to help take care of our customers retirement-related financial worries.

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