Hi
I am starting to physique my credit history though a secured credit card from bank of America.I work part while in college, and I pay my own health insurance monthly. I want to know whether paying condition insurance monthly will go into my credit score.
That depends on the entourage, (most do NOT report.)
It ALSO may depend on whether the insurance is mandatory or not.
(IF it is mandatory, most times it is NOT reported.)
I report the above because our "local" college, a state institution, makes insurance essential, and it is paid through the college; and therefore is under the college coverage rather than in a specific person's name; (the college does NOT entertain an exemption from coverage even if you have other coverage, which makes it a rip-off since the college sets the expense, not the insurance company!!)
That depends on the associates, (most do NOT report.)
It ALSO may depend on whether the insurance is mandatory or not.
(IF it is mandatory, most times it is NOT reported.)
I call the above because our "local" college, a state institution, makes insurance compulsory, and it is paid through the college; and therefore is under the college coverage rather than in a specific person's name; (the college does NOT let someone have an exemption from coverage even if you have other coverage, which makes it a rip-off since the college sets the rate, not the insurance company!!)
f100_supersabre | Mar 27, 2009
Imagine The Police Or Fire Departments Having To Bill Insurance Companies To Get Paid , Would It Work .?
Jun 20, 2007 by Trouble Maker | Posted in Politics
So why do we have the medical energy do it . Imagine going to the police department and filling out page after summon forth of of your crime history and providing you insurance information when your home is robbed or your car stolen before the boys in blue will try to arrest the guilty party .
Imagine your fire department showing up but first needing you to show ammunition of insurance before going to work .
So why do we do this with health care . Why must we have Insurance companies who take billions and billions in profits from your premiums and share out them among investors and the 30 million Insurance workers in America .
Because they have a lobby and have thousands of laws on the books now entrenching them in the american charge sector .
Why ! Why have them at all .
Automatic tax returns filed and checks issued .
Conditioned health care billing and checks sent to doctors .
Unload the 100 billion $$$$ middle man raising the cost of constitution care and complicating doctors office billings .
Choice post and I agree with you 100%. I worked with an HMO company and the industry is worst than most people produce.
I have to say the ambulance problem bills health insurance companies now and they seem to be making a pretty penny.
Ryan | Jun 20, 2007
It might agent problems if insurance companies had to pay police or fire. The insurance companies think of every excuse they can not to pay and yet have their grubby ungenerous paws out for higher and higher premiums.
Speaking of fire departments. In the primeval days of this country Ben Franklin started the first fire department. Someone would buy a plaque and put it on the front of their about or business. If the building caught fire the fire company would know whether someone had paid to have the fire put out or not. That fits well with the GOP's procedure of less and less taxes. Pretty soon only those who can afford or desire to pay for fire fighting or policewomen will get it otherwise your're on your own.
Henry VIII | Jun 20, 2007
If you in reality want universal health care, look at what happened at Walter Reed and look at the VA programs. That is what it will be like, hideous.
gerafalop | Jun 20, 2007
HMO's suck!
boricua_lilly | Jun 20, 2007
Great post and I agree with you 100%. I worked with an HMO company and the industry is worst than most people be.
Global Warming is REAL | Jun 20, 2007
How Much Of Banking History Reality Is Following?
Sep 18, 2008 by Mister2-15-2 | Posted in Other - Business & Finance
The bank on the corner, which since interstate bank ownership that point may no longer exist. Mean commercial bank that accepts deposits with FDIC insurance. By law where they not prohibited from getting into uncertain investment banking, so investment banks were created, which were to go bust if they did not effort. The risk they took for deregulation. At one time there was law that prohibited deposit accepting banks from disclosure to investment banks. Sear could not start bank because of insurance business. What happened to that law? When Bank of America goes belly up why should tax payers up up with one cent.
Should slogan to big to fail be replaced by-- To risky to save.
Whoa. Your theme is a bit hard to read and it sounds like you're pretty P.O.'d. I think you are referring to the Looking-glass-Steagall Act, which was repealed by Bill Clinton's administration in 1999.
Whoa. Your mystery is a bit hard to read and it sounds like you're pretty P.O.'d. I think you are referring to the Binoculars-Steagall Act, which was repealed by Bill Clinton's administration in 1999.
csanda | Sep 23, 2008
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That depends on the entourage, (most do NOT report.)