Dover renters insurance policies are available to anyone that lives in this area of Delaware. There are numerous people that choose not to get this kind of coverage because they do not anticipate any bad things happening to them. Therefore, they do not see that it would be a good use of their money to pay into a Delaware renters insurance premium every month that they do not think they will ever need to use. However, since there is really no way for you to know if a disaster is going to hit your Dover apartment, you need to make sure that you are always covered by some kind of renters plan.
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March 16th, 2012 by Allison SmithWinter Tornadoes Surge $2 Billion in Insurance Claims
March 10th, 2012 by Crystal DavisInsurance claims from winter tornadoes that slammed several states in the Midwest and Southern regions last week are expected to reach as much as $2 billion, according to a report released by risk-modeling firm Eqecat Inc. In the wake of the massive devastation caused by the storms, it’s important for those with homeowners insurance to understand the process of filing home insurance claims.
Tornado Insurance Claims Higher than Average
As noted in Eqecat’s report, the massive damage caused by the more than 150 tornadoes hitting states like Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois and Alabama from Feb. 28
State Legislatures Consider Exchanges, HMO Audits, Mental Health Care
March 9th, 2012 by Allison SmithA selection of health policy news from Iowa, Oregon, California, Oregon, Maryland, Connecticut, Kansas and Texas.
The Associated Press/Washington Post: Committee Considers Next Steps For Health Care Exchange, Vote On Legislation Could Come Friday A House of Delegates committee is expected to vote on a bill to create the framework for a health insurance marketplace that is designed to provide coverage for the 700,000 uninsured people in Maryland (Breitenbach, 3/12).
(St. Paul) Pioneer Press: Senate Committee Adds Sweeping Amendments TO HMO Audit Bill A Minnesota Senate committee deferred action Monday night on a bill that would require independent audits of the state’s HMOs — but not until it was amended in ways that could dramatically change how Minnesota buys health insurance for low-income residents.
Tell us a travel tale and win a Kindle!
March 8th, 2012 by Jessica MartinezOur travel writing competition is called My World First. It runs from month to month and it’s your chance to wax lyrical about a memorable travel experience. The rules are simple. Your travel tale can be on any topic you wish. All we ask is that it formed some kind of ‘world first’ for you. Whether it was the first time you flew in a plane, or the first time you saw a monkey stealing a mango from a market stall is up to you. So what will it be?
We’ve received some amazingly diverse entries since we launched the competition back in November. Stories