i noticed a report about "return of equity based insurance plans"in economics time.i want detais of it
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BASICALLY what those insurance companies do is charge you more (a little to a lot more) premium for your life insurance.  the unused premium is then set into an account to gather extra interest, at the end of the period (usually one year) they give you the unused premium back with a fraction of the interest they accrued on it.  \n\npersonally speaking...i want my money and ONLY i will invest it where i want.
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check the message board on yahoo finance and type "GSH" in the quote box, then u will find "PACKMAN"'s post, read them
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"Why I need it?"\n"Is this cheapest product you have?"\n"Why shouldn't I keep my insurance and investments separate?"\n\nAnd the most shocking question: "Do you own this type of policy that you are selling me? If so, can I see it?"
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looks like it came out of bankrupcy. Most likely your shares are nearly worthless. On yahoo they are now with a .PK\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=ATAHQ.PK
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Try Standard and Poor's.  Call the health insurance company you are interested in and ask them to send you a Fact Sheet on their company.
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This might be of value\nhttp://www.yourdictionary.com/business_profile/debt/business/finance-job.html\n\nfollowing might have some interesting data.\nhttp://www.mises.org/humanaction/pdf/ha_31.pdf
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Should have posted this in the Finance area. LOL\n- I found this. Check this out: http://www.reversemortgage.org/
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Unfortunately not really, unless you use one of the online brokerage companies. You could also check with your Financial Advisor...they might have access to outside research reports. Good luck.
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Ask your insurance agent. They have access to that info.
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sorry i don't know off the top of my head, but you could find out looking at the "economist" magazine, at www.economist.com
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Maybe they read this?\nhttp://www.fool.com/portfolios/rulebreaker/2000/rulebreaker000525.htm
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Try Yahoo Finance off the home page.
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Well I was looking for the same info for finance and I found this link http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/04/  \nBest of Luck
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Generally, if there is negative equity, reports will give N/A (not applicable).  The same goes for PE ratios when earnings are negataive.
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go to yahoo finance, then look at the 5 year chart and look for splits. other wise go to one of the sub categories on the left until you fine " last split" and it will show the date
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Take a look at the recent Readers Digest.  They report on scammers who buy property real cheap from people in financial trouble.  They told of this one family who was in danger of foreclosure and these "really nice people" had them sign a bunch of refinance papers with blanks on the form ("we'll fill them in for you later").  Even though they had a bunch of money in equity it turns out that they sold out their house.  The scammers then sold it to someone else as rental property, who then evicted them because the scammers failed to tell them that they were now supposed to pay rent to the new owner--naturally, not knowing, they hadn't paid rent.  Then the "nice people" were gone, with the profits.  I wouldn't touch that "opportunity" at all.
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Check with their bankers if you can or whether they file their returns on time to the company registrar...in fact you can also read their financials (copy) from the registrar's office...\n\nIf it is listed check the market capitlisation and movement\n\nIf it is privately held - check the profiles of the partners/sponsors from businessmen/banker