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In the past I have used this blog to relay general information about the industry that may help the general public and clients alike. Today I am going to write about some products that we sell on an accommodation basis to our existing clients. The first is term life insurance. We have the ability to find the lowest rates in the country for term life insurance and because we generally have additional lines of business, we can offer a level of service that online life insurance brokerages just cannot match. We also offer financial related products for niche situations. We are NOT a stock brokers or financial planners. Their job is to make you rich. At Ardent Insurance we offer products that protect your assets, preserve your estate, and/or provide an income stream (guaranteed). In addition we have a full line of permanent life products that have generous loan provisions (so you can borrow money from you policy) and we have permanent life products with long term care riders. The li...

Insurance: The One Question Everyone Asks “Am I overpaying?” That’s a question that every consumer asks from time to time. Everyone is curious and concerned as to whether he or she is getting a good value for the money, whether it’s for a candy bar, a car or an airline ticket. It’s a good question to ask about insurance, too. After all, Americans spend a lot of money on insurance for homes, autos and businesses. In 2008, American drivers spent $161 billion for personal automobile insurance, reported the A.M. Best Co., an insurance research and ratings firm. This large market for auto insurance is highly competitive. Consumers play a large part in keeping insurance rates competitive by virtue of shopping—whether online, by telephone or on the World Wide Web. More than one of four (about 28 percent) of auto insurance buyers shopped around for car insurance in 2009, reported J.D. Power & Associates in its 2009 national auto insurance study. But consumers aren’t the only ones shopping ...

Concerned About Uninsured Drivers? There Are Ways to Protect Yourself October 19, 2009 Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage Is Optional In Most U.S. States INSURANCE INFORMATION INSTITUTE New York Press Office: (212) 346-5500; media@iii.org Washington Press Office: (202) 833-1580 NEW YORK, October 19, 2009 — One driver out of every seven in the U.S. is believed to have no auto insurance and that has broad repercussions for the 86 percent of drivers who do, according to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) “Most people don’t think about the uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage portion of their auto insurance policy until they are the victim of a hit and run accident, or are involved in a crash with a driver who either does not have auto insurance or has very minimal insurance,” said Jeanne M. Salvatore, senior vice president and consumer spokesperson for the I.I.I. Uninsured motorist (UM) coverage will reimburse you, a member of your family, or a designated dri...

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FOX NEWS WHITE HOUSE VIEW - RE POST August 12, 2009 Gibbs: Obama misspoke about AARP During the White House briefing today, Major Garrett asked Robert Gibbs about the comments President Obama made yesterday in regards to the AARP endorsing the health care plan - for the record - they have NOT! QUESTION: OK. Yesterday, the president said the AARP endorsed a plan. As you're aware yesterday, the AARP said it hasn't addressed a plan. Where on the information or disinformation scale would the president's remark fall? GIBBS: Well, the president said -- well, AARP has said they are certainly supportive and have been for years on comprehensive health reform. I don't think the president meant to imply anything untoward. I think he discussed the notion that AARP is supportive of legislation -- or, I'm sorry, an agreement that would -- that would fund filling the doughnut hole for seniors as part of Medicare Part D, as well as additional savings for comprehensive health care r...

John Stossel : Big Business Goes Big for Health Care Reform - Townhall.com Shared via AddThis