Which insurance corporation will the first to open a New Body Policy to fund replacement parts as we grow old?
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Scottish Widows... kinda fits in nicely with their name!
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If you've looked at all of the corporate websites and not found any source of information, I would go to your state department of insurance (can be found at www.naic.org), consumer affairs division, and tell them of your search.  They can surely put you in touch with the right people at Prudential, and recommend a course of action if that doesn't result in a positive experience.  Good luck.
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yeah same with other parts, i'm 93 and i need a wynch for my old fella!
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http://www.ehealthinsurance.com/\n\nGreat place to start.
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Trust your instincts.  An insurance company is the last place you should ask for a recommendation for a new dentist.\n\nAsk co-workers or people at your church (or whatever) or even people you meet in stores.  After a while, you will start to hear the same name over and over again and this is a good place to try.\n~
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They won't cover the value for the NEW wheel, unless you call them and add "customizing equipment" coverage to your policy.  Then you have to tell them the value of the customizing equipment - aka, the cost of the wheels - and the cost of insurance goes up in accordance to the extra value. \n\nAlso, if I were you, I'd take pictures of the wheels, and keep the receipt.  You need to do that for all customizing equipment you get for the car.
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You first need to get your property and casualty insurance license.
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Just have your insurance company handle it. That is why we HAVE insurance.
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It can be in billions....Depend over Replacement quality
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This totally depends on the new company.\n\nThere is no law that requires a purchasing company to continue to offer any benefits to the employees of the old company.\n\nIt is totally up to the new company to either keep the same insurance in place, switch plans or drop coverage altogether.\n\nNormally large companies (those over 50 employees) do something called "self-insurance" meaning they pay for the health costs of their employers under a law called ERISA.\n\nWhen a large company takes over another large company, they normally roll over the 'new' employees onto the successor company's self insured ERISA plan.
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Any local body shop, if they are any good, can build you one.\n\nIt just costs money of course...
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I think at the very least, any company with more than 40 employess should have health insurance for their employees. That would take some strain off of the government.
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Nobody will cover a pre existing condition.  The only insurance you'll find are for accidents and genuine emergencies.\n\nPay cash.
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You can purchase insurance for this as part of your business owners policy.  Contact your insurance agent
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A number of companies will exclude pre-existing conditions for the first year and cover them after that.  The best thing to do is shop around.  Try Golden Rule.  They have a pretty good price.  Try getting a plan with a Health Savings Account attached.  Part of your money pays for the insurance and part goes into a cheking account that you can use to pay for any medical expenses.
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Ask your insurance agent.  Most sell them
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Contact an independent agent such as a Natiowide agent. If they can't write it with their "standard" companies, ask them for a quote throught a wholesaler. You may be able to get a quote with a national association relating to EMTs. Ask others who are EMTs or the instructors. They should have an idea of where other students have gotten their insurance.