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Posted on Saturday, 6th February 2010 by admin

My mother has an aggressive form of dementia and has been sectioned. We have applied for power of attorney but are still months away from it being granted. She pays her house insurance by direct debit to Lloyds. Because the house was empty, we told the bank because the policy says the house must not be empty for more than 30 days. Lloyds recently wrote to my mother asking if the house was still empty. We explained her circumstances with a letter from her doctor but the bank refuses to deal with us as we have no power of attorney.

It insists my mother gives us authorisation, even if she signs with an “x”.

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Posted on Friday, 5th February 2010 by admin

Aviva saw a 21% rise in worldwide life and pensions sales in the fourth quarter of 2009, to £8 billion, compared with the previous three month period.

The group said it had put in a strong regional performance, with life and pension sales up 17% in the UK, 39% in Aviva Europe and 45% in the US.

Sales were higher in all regions compared to the previous quarter, with a particularly strong performance in both bancassurance and retail channels in Europe.

Turning to full-year 2009 life and pension figures in the UK, “exceptional economic conditions … impacted consumer confidence and reduced activity across the UK market”.

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Posted on Thursday, 4th February 2010 by admin

February 7 — Super Bowl XLIV  Sunday — may be the most hyped-up day of the year for football fans, and it’s also the most exciting day of the year for many pizza parlors that see record sales that day. Yet contrary to public belief, the increase in activity is likely only to lead to bruises on the field, not more claims for pizzerias, say insurance industry experts.

Taking Score
The typical pizzeria will experience a 35 percent sales increase on Super Bowl Sunday, said Jeremy White, editor-in-chief for industry magazine “Pizza Today.” Dominos — dubbed the “leader in pizza delivery” by the magazine — expects a 44 percent increase in sales on Super Bowl Sunday over the typical Sunday, according to Chris Brandon, public relations spokesman for the company.

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Posted on Thursday, 4th February 2010 by admin

The current version of health care reform legislation is so roiled in controversy that it’s not clear it will be passed any time soon. However, if it is passed, one of its most controversial aspects – mandatory purchase of health insurance – will become law. For many people, this new requirement is considered to be a violation of their civil rights. Health insurance rates have been rising and health care spending is not expected to slow down anytime soon.

America’s current health care system is the most expensive in the world, even while millions (between 30 and 46, according to the Office of Management and Budget) of citizens have no health insurance.

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Posted on Wednesday, 3rd February 2010 by admin

Statistics show that buying car insurance policies is on the rise in the State of Indiana over the past few years. The explanations cited for the increase in Indiana auto insurance are the low insurance rates and a rise in the increase in the number of vehicles on the road.

Indiana is one in all the ninth least expensive states in America when it involves automobile insurance.

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Posted on Wednesday, 3rd February 2010 by admin

Nowadays, even the big companies are not certain with the stability of their business. That being said, it is just wise for these corporations and the like to obtain credit insurance. Credit Insurance is very vital to many businesses when they are dealing with troubling economic times.  If your company is bothered about not being paid for goods or services you provide, then Credit Insurance is unquestionably what you need.

All through a recession or an economic slump, there are numerous of businesses that closed down.  No one can predict the future therefore you cannot guarantee your customers the great service you have always promised them.

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