Jan 09, 2007 by bethie1114 | Posted in Insurance

I am on Short term disability for a pregnancy complication. Someone told me that you pay for disability insurance with your utilities, but that they don't tell you that you are paying it. Is this true? What about cell phone companies? Just curious - if

Um, no. "Someone" is probably thinking about the utility line insurance, where if you have a problem with the line, they come out and fix it without charging you.

Feb 05, 2007 by Brn_Eye_Grl | Posted in Insurance

If you already have a pre-existing condition (a disability), most insurance companies don't seem to allow you to get short or long term disability insurance. Are there any companies that will allow you to get short or long term disability anyway, with

For short-term disability try Allstate insurance. They own a company called American Heritage that should be able to help you.

Aug 13, 2009 by a1lilly | Posted in Law & Ethics

In most long term disability insurance policies, benefits for mental illness end at 24 months. If the subscriber remains in the hospital, long term disability is extended by each in-patient day.
Where is the incentive to get healthy. I would

ok first off you know nothing about how insurance works. ill explain it. a bunch of people pay x amount for insurance and it goes into a big pot. when someone needs that money its there for the need. all share and all give. what happens when insurance