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What if your insurance company ignores you?

You feel like it should be easy to contact your insurance company and file a claim. After that, they should get in touch with you and tell you if they are accepting or denying that claim. You obviously believe that they should accept it, but…

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2 common reasons life insurance companies won’t pay benefits

Many people’s estate plans hinge on their life insurance policies. They expect the coverage they carry to pay for their funeral services and also to help their family cover basic living expenses. There are even some people who expect their life insurance policy to fund…

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The distinction between long-term and short-term disability insurance

Most of us head to work each day with disability or injury being the last thing on our minds. While there is no need to obsess over the prospect of being unable to work, there is no harm in being prepared. Disabling conditions or injuries…

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Why would a long-term disability claim be denied?

There are all kinds of reasons why your long-term disability claim could be denied despite the fact that you deserve it. Usually, these LTD denials happen early in the initial stages of a claim, but they can happen later, too. Unfortunately, after being denied, you…

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Can back problems become disabling?

A sore neck, lower back pain or back stiffness can all be early signs of an underlying spinal disorder. This can prove not only harmful to your health but can cause a multitude of struggles in your everyday life. Over time, additional conditions could develop…

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The three types of distracted driving

There are many individual types of distracted driving, such as texting and driving or eating in the car. But there are three main types of distracted driving that are listed by the CDC. Understanding what these broad categories look like will help you know how…

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