Good Morning America aired an excellent segment this morning warning viewers about bogus health discount plans and limited benefits plans. Scam artists are taking advantage of the perfect storm of high health care costs, people losing jobs (and thus, their health coverage) and consumer’s not knowing the difference between these plans and full-blown coverage.
The Coalition’s Jim Quiggle brought this story to GMA several weeks ago after our research started showing the number of cases surfacing around the country was growing at an alarming rate. Thi
Car insurance premiums could rise 73% without protected no claims
03 Feb
Posted by admin as Insurance News
Drivers who do not protect their no claims bonus could face increases in their car insurance premiums of as much as 73 per cent if they have to make a claim, research from moneysupermarket.com has revealed. Paying an additional premium to protect their no claims bonus – to prevent premiums rising as much if they make a claim – can save drivers a significant amount on their car insurance, the comparison website shows, but if a claim is never made it can seem like a waste of money. Protecting a no claims bonus adds £62 to the average car insurance premium, the research found, and the longer the no claims discount is protected without a claim being made, the less valuable it seems. Th
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