how can an insurance cover a loan?
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There is single interest insurance to cover loan principal, usually taken against the owner or officers of the corporation. Not as comprehensive as the consumer credit insurance out there, it does manage to defray some risk. Key man life insurance and solid coverage for lost and employee dishonesty are the other risk mitigators for loans.
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Check with your insurance company to find out exactly what’s covered under your own auto insurance policy. \nThe best way to protect yourself when using a rental car is to purchase a regular automobile insurance policy that explicitly extends collision and comprehensive coverage to rental cars in any state or country.\nIf you don't own a car and you rent on a regular basis, you might want to purchase a "nonowner" policy that will give you the same type of coverage.
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yes you need insurance. It MIGHT be covered in your homeowners policy, but you really do need to speak with an agent. try state farm; they insure almost everything.
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Your question is confusing because it's not clear who will own the vehicle.\n\nIf you will own the vehicle, and the call centre will pay rent to you for using it, then your big concern is insurance.  If you don't already have one, you or the call centre might need to pay for a commercial insurance policy.  You should find out what insurance is required in your area. You also need an agreement between you and the call centre for regular maintenance and repairs of the vehicle should it break down.\n\nIf you want to give the vehicle to the call centre, and then they pay your monthly rent, they may want a bill of sale, and a monthly payment schedule.  When those payments end must be written in the agreement.\n\nThe call centre may have more ideas, so it would be good to talk to them several times, be clear on all aspects, and negotiate the best deal before making an agreement.
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Most insurance doesn't cover it.  You may be looking at anywhere from 300-500 to have it treated.
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I have had some success listing my life business here: http://www.insuremylife.org\nMake sure when you meet with your customer that you go over income, property, loans, retirement goals.  Determine proper coverage amounts.  Always ask for referrals.
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What kind of insurance are you looking for?
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You need to call a finacial planner you can trust. Local independent insurance agent.
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One way would be to set yourself up with a General Agent. I use Bisys for this. Go to www.bisysinsurance.com for more info.
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You can't possibly find that out unless you come across the paperwork for the policies or payments made to an insurance company. Good luck.
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Call the insurance company.
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A piggy back loan is just another way of structuring a loan. The government does not insure loans up to 100% so what they do to avoid (pmi) priate mortgage insurance is brake the loan up into 2 mortgages usually an 80/20 which in most cases will lower your payment. If you have any other questions drop me a line.dmcpherson2001
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Depends on what it was and how much it was insured for.\nYou need to check your policy covering the item closely to see if there are any payout limits or exclusions.\nNote:  you may not want to make a claim if you think it is going to lead to a policy cancellation or rating (a bump into a higher premium amount).
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Dear Friend,\n\nYou can purchase an umbrella insurance policy that will give you liability coverage.\n\nBeing dead broke, and hence judgment-proof, is also a good option.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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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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Liability coverages in general cover damages you cause to others.  There is Property Damages (to property such as cars, houses, personal items, etc) and Bodily Injury (injuries caused to a person).  The minimums vary from state-to-state, but almost all states require at least these two to be carried on a policy.
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It is fairly common to get a home improvement or home equity loan to cover it.  But please think about having a pool seriously.  I had a pool and came to regret it after a few years. It was a pain to keep clean.  We had to keep purchasing chemicals - our pool cleaner broke a few times - the water would be too cold and my kids wouldn't want to swim in it (couldn't afford to heat it for the few times they did swim) - a neighbor's dog found a way to tunnel under the fence and then fell into the pool (we were there and quickly rescued it).  When we went to sell the house it made our home more difficult to sell - most buyers didn't want a pool. If I had it to do again I'd purchase another hot tub, but not a pool.