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What should I know about filing a life insurance claim?

When a loved one dies, you will have many tasks to handle. One of those tasks will be filing a life insurance claim. The Insurance Information Institute explains that when you file a life insurance claim, it helps to know all the details of the…

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What is loss of consortium?

It is never easy to lose a loved one, but it becomes more difficult when that person dies as a result of the actions of someone else. Everything you lose because of this other person’s actions become quite apparent as you begin moving forward in…

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What does short-term disability insurance cover?

Disability insurance is a type of coverage that provides you with benefit payments when you cannot work due to an illness or injury not covered under other types of insurance, such as workers’ compensation. For example, if you suffer injuries that prevent you from working…

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What are some safety tips for pedestrians?

Pedestrian accidents often result in very serious injuries or death. When you are walking on or near a roadway, there is very little protection to keep you safe from the vehicles zooming down the roadway. While motorists should watch out for you and follow all…

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AD D or life insurance: Which policy will pay?

If you were to die tomorrow, would your family be able to move forward without financial difficulties? For many people who are the main wage earner of a family, the answer is no. That is why you may have insurance to help cover your lost…

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How negligence works in Colorado

Every state has laws for determining negligence in personal injury cases. Since car accidents make up most personal injury cases, they provide insight into Colorado’s process of determining negligence. Car accidents in Colorado are on the rise over the past few years. The latest data…

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