I Have Found Out My Car Had A Catagory C Insurance Write Off, Can I Find Out What Happened And The Damage??
Sep 06, 2007 by lostatsea | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I have done checks on the interent and found out that the car has been written off 2 years before I bought it and repaired to be back on the means but is there a way of finding out exactly what happend and where the damage was on the car ect???
They tried to put one of mine in Men's Healthfulness and it had nothing to do with men..
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Bleh! All Over Your Face! | Apr 19, 2009
That is so jocular!
Jazzys_mom | Apr 19, 2009
lol.
ok..
I never get feather-headed suggested categories. :(
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Can Someone Tell Me The Difference Between Whole Life And Term Life Insurance? Help?
Jul 30, 2008 by HelpMeRhonda | Posted in Insurance
I'm not unfailing if this is the right catagory, but I need some answers before I change insurance companies, so any help here is greatly appreciated.
Most of the big name economic advisors recommend that you buy the insurance that your need. If you need coverage for a period of occasion buy that, if you want a death benefit until you actually die, then go longer.
Instead of whole vital spark though go with (consider I shoudl say) a universal life that gives you a guaranteed award until you're 100 years old.
A combination of policies can work for some, but if you make less than $100,000 per year then (shooting from the hip) a label policy OR even better a return of premium term policy will for most of those folks.
Use the tool on my site to quote the different available plans. It requires no unfriendly information yet it quotes the carrier direct rates (which is lingo for the clip you'd pay) from ~150 different carriers.
Look at term, return of store term and to age 100 coverage....
http://insurancepickle.com/life-insuranc e
For the record-breaking I'm not a fan of whole life at all, but that doesn't mean the product doesn't fit the situation. AND, I'm not a fan of these hokie companies frustrating to sell a whole life insurance policy and become 'their own banker.' There are plenty of scams local the sale of the product, but that in and of itself doesn't make it a bad product. I own a version of both types of products.
AND you don't hope for to take advice about life insurance from someone who clearly spent their career selling car and homeowners insurance.
Whole existence is insurance you get (usually it builds cash value as you make payments) that is in impact until you die or cash it in. Term Life is cheaper, does not build specie value and will only cover you for a set period of time, like 20 years and then it ends even if you have not.
Space493 | Jul 30, 2008
compromise concerning insurance is good for the term it is for, 10yr, 15, etc.
at the end of the term it is worth nothing.
whole soul builds a cash value, is considered"permanent" because as eat one's heart out as you are paying, or when it is paid up, it is in force. the cash value can be used to sponge against, etc.
in my opinion, term is good for a short term need, or if you cannot supply whole life. otherwise it is like renting insurance instead of owning it
randini692000 | Jul 30, 2008
The others are rectify about term and whole life insurance. But when considering whole life insurance, think about this... You are construction up cash value that you can "borrow" from yourself. The insurance company invests that fat and you get very little of the interest. If you do die, all the extra that you had paid in for this "savings" program a split second disappears. Your family gets the value of the policy, but what about that OTHER $25,000? The group keeps it. Term life is for a set period, but it is cheaper and has no gimmicks. When the time is up, get another policy.
Katrina P | Jul 30, 2008
Whole existence, is where they set a premium, and you pay it every year, for your whole life. The premium never goes up.
Term subsistence, is where they set the premium for a set number of years. When the term expires, IF they renew the means, the premium goes up.
For whole life, it costs about 10X what term life costs. You will be told, there's "mazuma change value" or "investment" or "savings" components. After all, you can borrow a percentage of what you've paid in (but you pay interest to the insurance company). If you're going to paucity it in place when you're 95, no matter how much money you have then, it's a good thing.
In relation to life, you can buy it for up to 30 years a term, and you can buy it so that they HAVE to renew it - or convert it to whole soul, upon your request.
RUN THE NUMBERS. Most of the time, buying term, and investing the disagreement, you'll have more money in 30 years if you live, OR if you die, than buying whole life. Most of the "big name" fiscal advisers - Suzie Orman, Dave Ramsey, etc, advise you ONLY buy with regard to.
But agents make a way, way, way lot more money off the commission of a whole life policy.
mbrcatz17 | Jul 30, 2008
Most of the big name pecuniary advisors recommend that you buy the insurance that your need. If you need coverage for a period of period buy that, if you want a death benefit until you actually die, then go longer.
Instead of whole sentience though go with (consider I shoudl say) a universal life that gives you a guaranteed spur until you're 100 years old.
A combination of policies can work for some, but if you make less than $100,000 per year then (shooting from the hip) a footing policy OR even better a return of premium term policy will request most of those folks.
Use the tool on my site to quote the different available plans. It requires no disparaging information yet it quotes the carrier direct rates (which is lingo for the charge you'd pay) from ~150 different carriers.
Look at term, return of bonus term and to age 100 coverage....
http://insurancepickle.com/life-insuranc e
For the LP = 'long playing' I'm not a fan of whole life at all, but that doesn't mean the product doesn't fit the situation. AND, I'm not a fan of these hokie companies tiresome to sell a whole life insurance policy and become 'their own banker.' There are plenty of scams neighbouring the sale of the product, but that in and of itself doesn't make it a bad product. I own a version of both types of products.
AND you don't yen to take advice about life insurance from someone who clearly spent their career selling car and homeowners insurance.
Insurance Pickle.com | Jul 30, 2008
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Pathetic gentlemen but there was no catagory in the contest for auto living or sleepercabs. Better chance next year. " " TT- Excuse me, code violation?
Have you tried vehix.com?