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Claiming on your insurance can be a minefield – with few providers making it clear exactly what is and isn’t covered by your policy.

But what is and isn’t covered by your home insurance and what about other policies too?

We dispel the top insurance myths.

1. You should bump up your claim by 10 per cent as that’s what the insurer will knock you down by.

MYTH: This is fraud and could land you in all sorts of trouble.

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The new proposal by the Health Service Executive (HSE) of Ireland has been lambasted by the Chief Executive of the Irish Medical Organization (IMO), George McNeice, in the IMO’s annual conference in Killarney.

Moreover, launching a scathing attack on the HSE, McNeice questioned the plans of HSE to introduce a system of universal health insurance cover and further, appealed the Government to be more transparent in their approach to deal with the issues pertaining to the financial implications of the proposal for individuals.

Moreover, McNeice finds it quite unreasonable to introduce a free GP care for all, in its first term and universal hospital cover in a second term of office, as GP system is already reeling under pressure to meet the needs of millions of patients.

With the issue of retaining manpower looming over the head, McNeice is of the view that the principles of medical profession are being put at stake by the HSE.

Expressing the need of accounting public interest, Mr.

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One of the main challenges facing personal health insurance is relocation. One would ask how relocation would affect his individual health cover and the thing is, relocating to a different state may pose several problems as pertains to the insured party. Relocation is one of the major challenges facing individual health insurance. Relocation of the insured party might prove problematic because different states have different regulations as pertains to health insurance and policy features available to the insured in a certain state may not be available when one relocates to another state. Read full post…

Continuing this list of reasons to own permanent life insurance:

• To replace the value of a home in a reverse mortgage:  Many consumers may want to tap into the equity of their homes by using reverse mortgages without eroding their familys inheritance.  Funds from the proceeds of a life insurance policy can replace the equity taken out of the home via the reverse mortgage.

• To own an asset that is not a factor in determining eligibility for financial aid:  As a general rule cash value from life insurance policies are not considered an asset when determining eligibility for financial aid for college.

• To replace a charitable gift:  If you wish to leave certain assets to charity upon your death, proceeds from a life insurance policy can replace the donated assets that would have been inherited, such as taxable retirement accounts.

• To provide life insurance to unhealthy individuals owning term life insurance that is set to expire:  Uninsurable or unhealthy term policyholders can convert their term life policy to a permanent policy (in most cases) within the same health class they qualified for when acquiring their term policy.

• To replace a trust that terminates at the death of a beneficiary:  Certain trusts terminate at the death of the beneficiary.  Using trust assets to purchase life insurance during the beneficiarys lifetime means a person can continue ones legacy to his/her heirs.

While permanent life insurance is the policy of choice for many reasons, the majority of people will benefit from a term life insurance policy.  To get an idea of the cost difference between term and permanent insurance, you can get term life insurance quotes or universal life insurance quotes at LifeInsure.com.

You can combine life and health insurance under one policy. These policies are known as combined life insurance. However, you should be very careful of these types of policies. Review the policies carefully to ensure you are not repeating the coverage you already have under your original health insurance policy.

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You will find that the best coverage is going to be when you purchase life and health insurance from one or more companies. By shopping around for the best coverage at the best rates, you can make sure you and your family receives the coverage you need.

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