Showing posts with label Insurance for health and finance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Insurance for health and finance. Show all posts

Thursday, January 11, 2007

Flickinger Insurance

The story of the poor little boy in "Oliver" has been used by Farmers Insurance Group in its expanded national advertising program.
Discounts of up to 45 percent are available through auto, home and life insurance options through Farmers and another Farmers'-owned company, Foremost.
Flickinger Insurance, in its 23rd year of operation, is a multi-product,insurance and financial services business at 2209 16th St.
Products include commercial, mobil homes, boats, and recreational vehicles.
Health insurance is through Unicare.
"Our goal is to provide maximum services by reviewing clients' needs to offer the most affordable coverage but to properly cover their possession and family needs," said Mrs. Flickinger. "Our nationwide computer service is being continually updated to offer customers access to bill payment and policy review."

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Home Insurance - Property Coverage

Crist has also pledged to demand that insurers offer property coverage in the state if they already offer automobile insurance. And he has said he’ll seek to undo a 1998 law change that has allowed insurers to create Florida-only subsidiaries. He has also joined a long list of Florida leaders, including Davis, who want the federal government to create a national catastrophe fund.
The survey -- filled out by about 700 respondents -- was conducted from Sept. 20 to Oct. 1 on behalf of the Condominium Association Leadership Lobby, formed by the Fort Lauderdale law firm Becker & Poliakoff. Lawyers from the firm appeared at last week's Property and Casualty Insurance Reform Commission meeting in Tallahassee.

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Global Insurance Companies

Global reinsurance companies scoff at Insurance companies profit while home and business owners suffer.They question whether the Cat Fund will have sufficient capital to pay off billions in claims from a really catastrophic hurricane without having to attract private investors who will want the same deal that reinsurance companies will offer them.
Take the example of Nationwide Insurance Co. of Florida's recent proposed increase, submitted in July and revised last month. The company wants to raise rates by an average of 71.4 percent statewide, but is calling for even larger increases in South Florida -- as high as 82.1 percent in Broward and 105.8 percent in Palm Beach County -- where there's a high risk of storms.
Parts of Florida such as the Panhandle, are facing significant price increases, too, to bring homeowners prices in line with storm risk.

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