what is re-issurance?
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I think you mean reinsurance.  \n\nReinsurance is an agreement whereby an insurance company transfers part or all of its risk of loss under insurance policies it writes by means of a separate contract or treaty with another insurance company.  It is a contract between two insurance companies.\n\nBasically, the insurance company gets insurance itself to lower its overall risk.  \n\nFor instance, many insurance companies would've gone bankrupt covering the massive losses from many natural disasters if they themselves did not spread some of the risk by obtaining reinsurance policies.\n\nWarren Buffett has made lots of money in the reinsurance industry.  His company, Berskshire Hathaway, owns General Re, a reinsurance company.
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To Insure Prompt Service.
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http://www.relainceinfo.com
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Please!  Like comparing apples to  . . . orangutans.  \n\nBlanket is a PROPERTY option, where you have one limit covering all your "stuff" on a commercial policy, at multiple locations.  It's really good when you shift "stuff" from one location to another - like different stores.  \n\nUmbrella is a LIABILITY policy, which offers an additional amount, in $1,000,000 increments OVER an existing policy, such as general liability or auto policy, if someone sues you for an injury.  \n\nUmbrella policies are straight liability coverage - they will NOT increase your property limits.  \n\nA property policy (with or without blanket endorsement) pays the insured.  A liability policy (such as umbrella) pays a third party.  An insured will NEVER collect under the umbrella policy.
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The answers above are all correct, but I will elaborate a bit more:\n\nHomeowner's insurance is protection of your belongings in the event there is a natural disaster, fire or theft.\n\nLandlord Insurance is protection of your income property and yourself in the event that someone happens to the property or the tenant and they feel compelled to seek legal action against you. (Similar to General Liability insurance for a business)\n\nTitle insurance is usually used during the sale/purchase or refinancing of a property. It essentially is a guarantee to the financing party that the property is free from any liens or disputes regarding ownership of the property.
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There's tons of them. What kind of insurance are you looking for??
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Three words:\n\nMalpractice Insurance Premiums
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re phrase question please.
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maybe, it all depends how much money your policy was for and  what kind it was\n\nfor example, if your policy repaid X amount of damages and you got X, there is nothing you can do, you were underinsured\n\nif you did not get full coverage, you may be able to state a claim.
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repurchase agreement (or repo) is an agreement between two parties whereby one party sells the other a security at a specified price with a commitment to buy the security back at a later date for another specified price. Most repos are overnight transactions, with the sale taking place one day and being reversed the next day. Long-term repos—called term repos—can extend for a month or more. Usually, repos are for a fixed period of time, but open-ended deals are also possible. Reverse repo is a term used to describe the opposite side of a repo transaction. The party who sells and later repurchases a security is said to perform a repo. The other party—who purchases and later resells the security—is said to perform a reverse repo. \n\nWhile a repo is legally the sale and subsequent repurchase of a security, its economic effect is that of a secured loan. Economically, the party purchasing the security makes funds available to the seller and holds the security as collateral. If the repoed security pays a dividend, coupon or partial redemptions during the repo, this is returned to the original owner. The difference between the sale and repurchase prices paid for the security represent interest on the loan. Indeed, repos are quoted as interest rates. \n\nSecurities dealers use repos to finance their securities inventories. They repo their inventories, rolling the repos from one day to the next. Counterparties may be institutions, such as money market funds, who have short-term funds to invest, or they may be parties who wish to briefly obtain use of a particular security. For example, a party may want to sell the security short, or they may need to deliver the security to settle a trade with another party. Accordingly, there are two possible motives for entering into a reverse repo:\n\nshort-term investment of funds, or\n\nto obtain temporary use of a particular security. \nIn the latter case, the security is called a special security. In the former case, it is called general collateral or GC. \n\nInterest rates payable on special repos tend to be lower than those payable on GC repos. This is because a party reverse repoing a special security will accept a reduced interest rate on its funds in exchange for receiving the special security it requires. Economically, the transaction is no different from cash collateralized securities lending. Pricing of either type of deal depends upon demand for the desired security.\n\nBecause repos are essentially secured loans, their interest rates do not depend upon the respective counterparties' credit qualities. For GC repos, the same rates apply for all counterparties. Accordingly, GC repo rates—or simply repo rates—are benchmark short-term interest rates that are widely quoted in the marketplace. They differ from Libor rates in that they are for secured loans whereas Libor rates are for unsecured loans
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It's an insurance form, issued on paper.  It's a statement to the "holder" (ie, Radio Shack) that the insured (you) has the type of policy described below (usually general liability, auto liability, workers compensation,  & other).  Furthermore, it states that in the event that one of your policies should cancel (ie, for nonpayment of premium, mid term), or change terms (ie, you lower your coverage limit) that the insurance company will attempt to give a set amount of notice (usually 10-30 days) PRIOR to the cancellation/change  going into effect.  \n\nIf you have a general liability policy, your agent can issue it.  If you don't, you'll need to get one.
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Talk to a lawyer and sue your old insurance company.
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Recondition means to make the old or original pieces better.  Refurbish means to replace pieces to make the whole thing better.
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Insurance or sue the theif.
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Since the policy was paid up, it is still valid.  Unless the company that sold it ended up in the hands of an insolvent insurer (which is very highly unlikely) there is a successor company out there somewhere.  \nThe best place to find out is the state insurance trade association of your state.  Their member insurance companies will likely know who the successor company is.  And, if that company refuses to pay out, you should contact the insurance department in your state.  They will contact the successor and force them to pay the policy.
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You are using short term insurance in the wrong way.\nIt is not really meant to be renewed but rather as a bridge between more permanent employer-sponsored plans.\nIf you need to do this however, you may be better off signing up for a new policy with a new insurer that takes effect the day after the old one expires.  That way you solve this problem.
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Insurance that is already paid for certain amount of time. After that, if you wish to keep it, you will have to continue to pay the premiums.