
asked: So here’s the basic story: I’ve had health insurance for my whole life, except for these past several months. Unfortunately, for me, I have fell terribly ill in this time. I don’t know where to begin with health insurance, but even worse, I have no money either. I have $750 to my name in my savings account. In the fall, I’ll be a full time student and I’ll have health insurance because of that. But, in the meantime, I need to get some coverage right now for a couple of months. Does this type of thing exist? How much money would it probably cost me (roughly). Will they do a thorough check up on my health before they give the insurance? Please, anything you can tell me about the whole process and anything else would be appreciated. I desperately need insurance, and I need to see a doctor. I’ve become so disheartened and ashamed to be an American with the health care system we have (I know that’s neither here nor there, but I figured I’d get it off my chest). Oh yeah, I am a twenty-one year old male. Please, any help will be appreciated.
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May 30th, 2010 | Posted in Insurance | No Comments
Toby G asked: With _______ insurance, the insured agrees to pay a specific premium each year until death.
A. endowment life
B. half life
C. whole-life
D. limited-payment
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May 27th, 2010 | Posted in Insurance | No Comments
nea39male asked: My brother is a supplemental insurance salesman and he had my grandma buy 2 policies for myself and wife. We knew nothing about this, until she cancelled and they sent us the bill. He says there is no problem but this doesn’t seem right. This was all done so he could get a promotion and he still got commission off the polcies. If we ever decide to take the insurance oout for ourselves we will now have to pay the whole premium at once instead of monthly. Is this legal
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May 21st, 2010 | Posted in Insurance | 9 Comments
DEE CON JESTED asked: If my choking on food was caused by someone else?
( I had to get 2 surgurys for my throat do to a GENETIC defect in which my throat is ringed, this has caused me to choke on food all my life, but its fixed now, pure my doctor, FINALLY!!)
So why would they ask if this was caused by another person.
And how could another person cause you to choke on food your whole life?
strange if you ask me!
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May 20th, 2010 | Posted in Insurance | No Comments
yellowhummin217 asked: Dividends can be used to purchase paid-up additions. “The dividend is taken by the company and used to purchase permanent insurance of the same type. The insurance is in effect a small single premium whole life policy…To achieve its maximum value, it requires a relatively long period of time.”
Okay, it sounds to me like these dividends actually purchase another POLICY, rather than adding to the existing policy. Is this correct? Will somebody translate this into a dumbed-down form for me?
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May 19th, 2010 | Posted in Insurance | No Comments
Lisa S asked: I’m 31 years old. I’m about 5′4″ and about 400 pounds. I’ve been overweight my whole life (10 pound baby, 100 pounds at age 8, 300 pounds at age 17, etc). I’ve tried almost every diet I’ve come across and nothing has helped. I’ve been dieting since I was child (first diet was at age 5 with Weight Watchers). I know if I don’t do something soon about my weight I’m going to die soon. I’m out of ideas and surgery seems to be the only option left. I know its very risky and I’m scared to do it, but I’m more scared to not do it and die instead and leave my husband and 2 children wife/motherless.
I don’t have any insurance and I don’t have many money. We are well below the poverty level. I’ve applied for Medicade back in December but still haven’t hear back from them yet and I feel I’m running out of time.
I need help. Any ideas of how I can get this surgery?
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May 19th, 2010 | Posted in Diet & Fitness | No Comments
Sascha asked: About a year ago, my 8 year old tabby cat was hit by a car and fractured his pelvis.
I found him in the back yard (he had climbed over the fence in his condition) and rushed him to an all night animal hospital that’s about 45 minutes away. I had to sign a form saying that I would pay for anything that they had to do to Oliver. I loved him, so I signed it and they took Ollie in for emergency surgery.
All added up, ollie’s accident cost $2,500(au)
If I had pet insurance for him for his whole life, would that have been cheaper?
I was thinking of getting it for my dogs but I can’t seem to work out if it’s necessary.
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May 19th, 2010 | Posted in Cats | No Comments
ponder126 asked: i dont rly have figures in my life to explain to me about car insurance. i want to go and buy my first car, i plan on buying a cobalt. but i rly rly dont understand about this whole car insurance deal. why do you need it? how does it help? how do i get it? how much does it cost a month? so if any1 can start from square 1 with this, i would rly rly appreceate it!!
thanks =]
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May 15th, 2010 | Posted in Insurance & Registration | No Comments
Jaysons mommy asked: ? I am on medicade and Im getting told my doctor can make the choice to do the dna test. I really need it I am so stressed and it changes my whole entire life once I know..? But Can the doctor choose to do it?
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May 15th, 2010 | Posted in Insurance | No Comments
Marisol asked: I’ve got some stocks and money in a Roth 401k. I also hav about $10k on the side to “cushion” on. I told my friend I want to retire with $500k/yr at the age of about 60. He suggest I should not only restrategize whats kind of stocks i have invested, but also consider putting away in a Roth IRA & Universal Whole Life Insurance plan. The Insurance part kind of worries me, cause i have no kids or debt. I might someday, but it wont be for atleast another 5-10 yrs. the only thing that appealed to me about the insurance was that I could take a loan out if need to buy a car or make the down payment on a home at a very low loan rate, and that it wont be taxed. Also, making an interest rate of 11% seemed nice, especially since it beats the hell outta bonds. I spoke to a friend about it, and i heard you can do the same for IRA’s & 401k’s, making me doubly confused. How should I invest my money and why??
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May 14th, 2010 | Posted in Investing | No Comments