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Been denied by your health insurance provider? Strategic ways to appeal a denial and get the insurer to reconsider.

Kiplingers Retirement Report recently carried an interesting article on a subject rarely addressed for long-term care. In the article 3 Steps to Take Before Filing a Long-Term-Care Insurance Claim, in the September 2013 online issue, Susan B. Garland

In addition to auto insurance, home insurance is one of the most common insurance protections people obtain for peace of mind and financial safeguards. About 95% of U.S. homeowners have home insurance, [...]

The world (and the internet) is full of medical bill horror stories, from massive costs for uninsured patients undergoing extensive treatments to denied insurance claims wreaking havoc on families and loved ones. Getting stuck with a large medical bill...

It may be useful to learn about medical codes used on EOBs, insurance claim forms, and medical bills, especially if you have a chronic health problem.

For small business owners, emergency preparedness should also include a professional to help with your insurance claims.

The business of insurance claims can be risky and costly. The ability to manage and mitigate risk can mean the difference between profitability and lost revenue.

Use this checklist to learn about an aging loved one’s long-term care policy and the information needed to file a claim for long-term care insurance benefits.

Ms. Quintero devotes her practice within her firm's Insurance Services Group to assisting clients with all facets of insurance law including insurance litigation, coverage opinions, policy drafting and bad faith and extra-contractual disputes. Maria has extensive experience with commercial general liability and professional liability lines, and commercial and residential property lines. She also handles insurance agent and broker liability claims and develops training on industry best…

More and more, America’s workers are seeing their jobs deliver less and less of what they need to get by. For many, the hope of attaining a good job with an adequate social safety net is giving way to the reality of piece-rate work in part-time, hours-long and be-your-own-boss short-term “gigs.” In the on-demand economy, online and app-based companies connect workers with short-term jobs that involve…

Interesting times continue for auto lenders and service providers. There’s been a lot of volatility so far this year with supply shortages and increased auto values, including the appreciation of used cars values. Our industry has seen a lot of change, some happening rapidly—from insurance coverages to total loss claims to federal and state regulations […]

There is no minimum distance that defines a remote employee. In fact, in today's workforce anyone who works more than 50% of the time in a non-company office can be considered remote. For insurance, this even begins to describe field underwriting and claims roles given the territory and travel components. Therefore, this article will interchange the terms remote, work-at-home, virtual, and telecommuting quite frequently. They are one in the same in regards to importance and management.

The new year is a time of reflection; a ready-made reminder to us all that we should perhaps take stock of what's happened and what will come next. And this makes it an excellent time to evaluate our insurance policies and make sure everything is on track going into 2017
"Insurance should never be a one-and-done type thing," says Kevin Lynch, assistant professor of insurance for The American College in Pennsylvania. "Too many people just buy it and forget about it. But this…

Why Are Health Insurance Premiums Increasing
It was a bright and shining promise: The President and Congressional allies passed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (colloquially known as "ObamaCare") amidst assertions that the law would contain health insurance costs. Indeed, President Obama claimed that his health care plan would cause premiums to decline by some $2,500 per year per family by the end of his…

“If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything.” ― Mark Twain. Unfortunately, some people don’t always tell the truth when they’re making an insurance claim. When a claim looks . . .

Claims can make or break an insurance company’s reputation. If claims management, service, or outcomes consistently fall short of customer expectations, insurers will face an uphill struggle with regards to client retention and acquisition.

This post was originally published on the UBA Benefits Blog Social media and insurance brokers, a match made in heaven? Believe it or not, this dynamic duo is far from an oxymoron. In fact, claiming professional pages on social media channels is not only a common marketing tactic but a marketing best practice. Though people …

There are some times when you might not need an attorney. Insurance companies take care of a large part of car accident claims these days. You can probably make your own argument about why you were or weren't speeding that...

Anyone who understands the job market these days might be looking for the next career to put a paycheck in their pocket and also take care of the bills. However, if you need to go out and work in order to pay the bills, the last thing you can afford to do is to invest a handful of years (not to mention significant out of pocket costs) to get a degree
An alternative option is to look into a program that can lead…

Unless there is a compelling reason to carry insurance for your mobile devices, it is typically not cost effective for most people; its shortcomings outweigh its benefits in most situations. Here are a few reasons why we recommend self-insuring instead. No Guarantees On Replacement Quality The replacement phones that are provided are typically refurbished and may not even be the same model as the one they…