aig auto insurance quote FAQ

Is Tata-AIG AUTO INSURANCE in bangalore a good choice?

Jan 19, 2007 by Premchand J | Posted in Insurance & Registration

It is time for my AUTO INSURANCE policy renewal, and i have 2 options.

ICICI lombard is quoting me a premium of about Rs 14,000+

TATA-AIG is quoting me a premium of about Rs 11,000+

Obviously TATA-AIG is cheaper.

We have been more than happy with Bajaj- Allianze
Opp. Bangalore Club, Residency Rd

misty | Jan 19, 2007
Insurance quote too good to be true?

Sep 10, 2007 by thunderbird1650 | Posted in Insurance & Registration

At present I have auto insurance from Geico, (which I had taken about an year and a half ago after comparing quotes from Liberty Mutual, AIG, Progressive etc.) On a friend's advice, I received insurance quotes from 21st Century and Ameriprise and to my

I bet if you run your details through this it's going to be cheaper still http://4ym8.com/CompareInsurance.html
and you'll be wondering why even more :)

willmerr | Sep 11, 2007

what's important is not how cheap it is, the important thing is how easy it is to file a claim.
Q cumber | Sep 10, 2007

Are licensed independent insurance agent required to have an physical agency location to sell for ins carriers

Jun 19, 2008 by northfloridarep | Posted in Insurance

I'm a Florida 220 General Lines Licensed Agent.

I'm seeking to offer a simpler way of shopping for auto insurance by providing the cheapest auto insurance quotes from top 15 insurance companies to consumers via my website.

The

Sure you need an address, but most don't care if you're working out of your house or not.

You sound like you need to write a business plan (try www.sba.gov and www.score.org as starting resources). There are other companies that already

aaron p | Jun 20, 2008

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Liberty Mutual 'Disappointed' at $450M AIG Workers' Comp Settlement

21.05.12

Liberty Mutual said it will continue its legal fight even after a federal judge formally approved a $450 million workers’ compensation class-action settlement between AIG and its rival companies.

The class action alleged that American International Group (AIG) and its subsidiaries had intentionally under-reported workers’ comp premiums to state regulators for decades, in an attempt to pay smaller premium taxes and residual market charges before 1996.

In the class action, insurers said AIG’s scheme hurt them financially because AIG, with its under-reporting, was allowed a smaller share of the high-risk residual market assessments.

According to the settlement, formally approved by U.S. District Court Judge Robert Gettleman on Feb. 28, AIG will pay $450 million, which will be divided up among commercial insurers that were affected by AIG’s alleged scheme.

The settlement class was certified in July 2011 by Judge Gettleman and the $450 million settlement was given preliminary approval last December.


Source: Insurance Journal