
- March15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 5
THUMBS DOWN: Insurance Scams
The insurance broker offers a malpracticeinsurance policy at a farlower premium than the competition.You breathe a sigh of relief and signup. Unfortunately, there's a goodchance that the insurance company isa sham or that the broker will simplypocket your premium. The crisis inmalpractice insurance, as well as risingpremiums in other areas likehealth insurance and workers' compensation,has led to a jump in suchinsurance scams. Before you sign,make sure the company is licensed todo business in your state and find outwhether it has generated any complaints.You can obtain your state'sinsurance regulator through the NationalAssociation of Insurance Commissioners(816-783-8500; www.naic.org). Once you've signed, call theinsurance company and make surethe broker has enrolled you.
Articles in this issue
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Don't Take Your Listing for Grantedover 17 years ago
Offer an Easier Cholesterol Testover 17 years ago
The FTC Helps Disconnect Telemarketersover 17 years ago
Proposed Tax Package Divides Investorsover 17 years ago
Taxes and Spendingover 17 years ago
Space Shuttle Doctors Rememberedover 17 years ago
Hail Columbiaover 17 years ago
Will Your Savings Be Decimated by LTC?over 17 years ago
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