Abusive and deceptive loss claim adjusting practices against homeowners via major carriers, which include Allstate, State Farm, Safeco, USAA and others, may now stand a chance of being truly examined, exposed, and punished.
Ones in positions of governmental authority who have chosen to not expose such insurance fraud issues in the past/present should be aware that there is [public] record of non-support of their neighbors they know they are supposed to be protecting.
This is definetly one article that I will print and refer to many times during the next two years. So, someone thinks the new Democrats are moderates? Anyone who follows politics knows that the Dems running for office campaign on the right and the momemt they are elected they quickly swing to the left(how quicly we forget Mr. Clinton – I\’m still waiting for the middle-class tax cut he promised). The insurance industry, and our economy, are in big trouble. Let\’s see what happens.
You have got to be kidding me. The Democrates have always been bad for the Insurance industry. PIA is out to lunch. Thats why we no longer are members.
This new congress should be very interesting as they help to form our macro-economic environment over the next session. Our customers (end-users) have enjoyed a soft market for the last few years. What will happen when the Congress takes away or greatly diminishes the tax breaks the insurance companies have enjoyed over the last few years? What will happen when the investment income that insurance companies have enjoyed heads south? Will the insurance companies then return to pure underwriting rather than underwriting with a heavy emphasis more on cash flow than underwriting profit? If we return to a hard market are you agents ready?
Dear Amused,
I could ask the same question about the Clinton years. Have any name-calling answer for that? You guys never change and your true colors always come out, just like your question.
This new congress should be very interesting as they help to form our macro-economic environment over the next session. Our customers (end-users) have enjoyed a soft market for the last few years. What will happen when the Congress takes away or greatly diminishes the tax breaks the insurance companies have enjoyed over the last few years? What will happen when the investment income that insurance companies have enjoyed heads south? Will the insurance companies then return to pure underwriting rather than underwriting with a heavy emphasis more on cash flow than underwriting profit? If we return to a hard market are you agents ready?
This is like standing still in front of the T-Rex thinking \”If I don\’t move, he won\’t eat me\”. Is PIA getting a case of Ostrichitis?
Can you spell Democrat? Anti-business, anti-insurance, pro-socialism, deep pockets theory, etc, etc. Cinch up \’cause here it comes, especially with Nancy Pelosi as Speaker. Look for higher taxes and more entitlements for their voter bases. We don\’t want to encourage anyone to work too hard for anything afterall. Oh, yes, watch for more judicial law making under the Demos as well.
Of course Democrats are good for insurance; they get their biggest contributions from trial lawyers and unions…maybe PIA is going to transform itself into a failed union and file suit against the carriers that no longer subscribe on the basis of \’not fair\’. The scary thing is anything that goes wrong on the next two years will be blamed on the president; most Americans do not understand economics and regulation, and the same ones don\’t understand the psychological economic damages that could occur before they even take the oath of office; if they understood, they wouldn\’t have been hoodwinked by a campaign about nothing except \’we\’re against Bush\’.
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Abusive and deceptive loss claim adjusting practices against homeowners via major carriers, which include Allstate, State Farm, Safeco, USAA and others, may now stand a chance of being truly examined, exposed, and punished.
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Ones in positions of governmental authority who have chosen to not expose such insurance fraud issues in the past/present should be aware that there is [public] record of non-support of their neighbors they know they are supposed to be protecting.
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This is definetly one article that I will print and refer to many times during the next two years. So, someone thinks the new Democrats are moderates? Anyone who follows politics knows that the Dems running for office campaign on the right and the momemt they are elected they quickly swing to the left(how quicly we forget Mr. Clinton – I\’m still waiting for the middle-class tax cut he promised). The insurance industry, and our economy, are in big trouble. Let\’s see what happens.
You have got to be kidding me. The Democrates have always been bad for the Insurance industry. PIA is out to lunch. Thats why we no longer are members.
Sounds like we have a couple of sore losers out there. What major gains did you see under Republican rule? Hmmmmmmm?
This new congress should be very interesting as they help to form our macro-economic environment over the next session. Our customers (end-users) have enjoyed a soft market for the last few years. What will happen when the Congress takes away or greatly diminishes the tax breaks the insurance companies have enjoyed over the last few years? What will happen when the investment income that insurance companies have enjoyed heads south? Will the insurance companies then return to pure underwriting rather than underwriting with a heavy emphasis more on cash flow than underwriting profit? If we return to a hard market are you agents ready?
Dear Amused,
I could ask the same question about the Clinton years. Have any name-calling answer for that? You guys never change and your true colors always come out, just like your question.
This new congress should be very interesting as they help to form our macro-economic environment over the next session. Our customers (end-users) have enjoyed a soft market for the last few years. What will happen when the Congress takes away or greatly diminishes the tax breaks the insurance companies have enjoyed over the last few years? What will happen when the investment income that insurance companies have enjoyed heads south? Will the insurance companies then return to pure underwriting rather than underwriting with a heavy emphasis more on cash flow than underwriting profit? If we return to a hard market are you agents ready?
This is like standing still in front of the T-Rex thinking \”If I don\’t move, he won\’t eat me\”. Is PIA getting a case of Ostrichitis?
Can you spell Democrat? Anti-business, anti-insurance, pro-socialism, deep pockets theory, etc, etc. Cinch up \’cause here it comes, especially with Nancy Pelosi as Speaker. Look for higher taxes and more entitlements for their voter bases. We don\’t want to encourage anyone to work too hard for anything afterall. Oh, yes, watch for more judicial law making under the Demos as well.
Thank you \”Mr. 36 Years In Insurance.\” Somone actually gets it.
Of course Democrats are good for insurance; they get their biggest contributions from trial lawyers and unions…maybe PIA is going to transform itself into a failed union and file suit against the carriers that no longer subscribe on the basis of \’not fair\’. The scary thing is anything that goes wrong on the next two years will be blamed on the president; most Americans do not understand economics and regulation, and the same ones don\’t understand the psychological economic damages that could occur before they even take the oath of office; if they understood, they wouldn\’t have been hoodwinked by a campaign about nothing except \’we\’re against Bush\’.