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Is Obama’s plan to put all private insurance companies out of business?

July 16, 2010 - 11:41 pm 19 Comments

Everyone knows that it is a FACT that private entities can not compete with the government, take for example the delivery of mail, schools, etc. FACT.
Mr. 1911ASShole
Yes, that is me. I said that. FACT.

There are plenty that will be ready to step in and take there place should that happen. Excuse me whilst I dry my eyes over there pending demise.

What happens if the title insurance company closed business?

July 16, 2010 - 11:41 pm 2 Comments

I’ve bought title insurance when I bought a new house 10 years ago. Now, I notice that the title insurance company has quitted and closed business. Does it affect anything? Does it mean no more insurance coverage to my deed?

Ray, are you saying the title company closed, or are you saying the insurer that wrote the policy is no longer in business? It isn’t clear from the information you gave, but here goes:

Usually, the title company does not underwrite the policy. You need to check the policy and see if the insurer is out of business–the title company and the insurer are not the same. If you find the insurer is no longer in business, you should contact the insurance department in the state you live in, and find out if these policies were assigned to another insurer. The state insurance department should be able to tell you whether or not your home is still covered. If the settlement company ( title company) went out of business, but the insurer is still in business, then you have nothing to worry about.
That’s where I’d start. Good luck.
ps- the other person who wrote an answer is wrong. You don’t pay on-going premiums for title insurance, it is a one-time payment at settlement of the property.

If insurance companies will be competing with the US Gov’t, how long until they go out of business?

July 16, 2010 - 11:41 pm 19 Comments

Will we only have the US Gov’t as a choice once the insurance companies fold? And what will happen to the millions of people employed by the insurance companies?

BO the candidate said ten to fifteen years. BO the pres said he had no desire to close them at all, but where government functions best with an artificial unlimited cash flow, the private sector does not. So the government operates its health care at a deficit and the private industry fails. Then BO puts on this overwhelming look of surprise and we all sign on because that is the only option left available to us and we are all paying for it anyway. At that point he is a success. Trust me the body count is the least of his concerns.

How do go about getting contracts with insurance companies for my medical office review business?

July 16, 2010 - 11:36 pm 1 Comment

I will be providing health care site credentialing on behalf of the insurance company,

NETWORK! Always pays to know people… Also, get woman-owned certified. Check out http://www.wbenc.org. Insurance companies that take govt. contracts. have to give a % of their business to woman owned or minority owned businesses. When I worked at a HMO we could never meet our quota because nobody was appropriately certified. Look into it. Once you have that you have another channel, you can talk to the Supplier Diversity office. If they are as desperate as I was, they’ll at least talk to you.

How would insurance companies be expected to stay in business?

July 16, 2010 - 11:36 pm 9 Comments

0bama wants to force health insurance companies to cover pre-existing conditions. This means that people won’t need to buy insurance UNTIL they are sick. This means that all insurance customers will pay $200 to get $50,000 of benefits. How exactly does 0bama expect insurance companies to survive this way?

That’s the whole point, they aren’t expected to stay in business. That’s how the government gets to single payer health care without having to vote on it. When the insurance companies go under, he will have the crisis he needs to take over.

If Public Option will put private health insurance companies out of business, isn’t it natural selection?

July 16, 2010 - 11:36 pm 7 Comments

people will choose Public Option simply because its cheaper and better, correct?

Why would you pay more for less?
is it because private insurance companies refuse to pay for your preventative tests?
I think it’s natural selection.

It will not. Has not elsewhere when it has been put into place like in Holland.

I am amazed that so many Americans are not aware about Obama’s healthcare plans. During the election, he campaigned for these changes stating that he felt it was unfair to have a system where insurance companies try to escape paying claims.
Remember, he was elected to bring in these changes, elected by the American people who want healthcare reform. And he discussed his plans in debates with McCain, and he still won the election.
First of all, too many people do not know that Obama wants to make insurance more available to all. His system is similar to that which works in Holland, Taiwain and Switzerland. It works there and private healthcare companies provide most the insurance to the people there.
FACT – the USA spends more on healthcare PER PERSON than any other nation on the planet.
FACT – insurance companies admit that they push up costs, buy politicians and do not pay out for many claims when they should.
FACT – the US has higher death rates for kids aged under five than western European countries with universal health coverage.

That means that a dead American four year old would have had a better chance of life if they were born in Canada, France, the Netherlands, Cuba, Switzerland, Germany, Japan etc, all of which have universal health coverage. And no western European nation with universal healthcare has moved away from it. Remember, I back my facts up with proof. Those who say they are wrong tend not to.

Whats wrong with government putting the insurance $$$ companies OUT OF BUSINESS PERMANENTLY?

July 16, 2010 - 11:36 pm 25 Comments

Haven’t they raked in enough money its time for government to have a nicely priced reasonable insurance that puts these fat cat monopolists out of business which is anti american running monopolies

Whoa whoa slow down! There’s a LOT of American workers who will be out of work if you just shut ‘em down, what are you going to do with even more unemployment? Remember, the capitalist system is a complex web of interdependent industries, what you do to one could snowball into an even worse depression than we are already in.

how i can buy salvage cars from an insurance companies for business?

July 16, 2010 - 11:31 pm 5 Comments


Usually they wont sell them to you unless it is your car you’re wanting to buy back. In Indiana they are sold at auction.Go to the insurance company and ask them what auction they sell them at. Most of the time those auctions are for dealers so you more than likely will need a dealers license. Plus with a dealers license you can buy and sell as many cars you want because some states limit how many you can sell in a years time without one.

Has the Senate committee insurance vote given the insurance companies a license to continue business as usual?

July 16, 2010 - 11:31 pm 6 Comments

Will a broken arm be considered a pre-existing condition?

Yes and Yes and I want to put my foot up Max Baucus a**. What a pathetic loser he is. Negotiate…Yeah right.

What’s the cheapest business auto insurance company?

July 16, 2010 - 11:31 pm 1 Comment

There are different business auto insurance companies, I’ve heard Erie insurance is one of the best ones, do you know of any other companies that might be better or similar? thanks

I dunno about best, and I dunno what you mean by "business". However, my buses are insured through Lincoln General and/or Lancer. Lancer is one of the best in commercial insurance, and they go after nuisance claims with a hammer (which is good, as it keeps your costs down!) and they also have various safety materials you can "borrow" for a safety seminar you can hold at your place. Lincoln General is not quite as proactive, but they do send an auditor / evaluator to check up on your risk-abatement which also helps to keep your costs down.

Both are "commercial auto/truck/bus/limo" insurance companies.

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