Aegon Sells Funeral Insurance Unit For EUR212 Mln – Wall Street Journal

Aegon Sells Funeral Insurance Unit For EUR212 Mln
Wall Street Journal
By Maarten van Tartwijk Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES AMSTERDAM (Dow Jones)–Insurance company Aegon NV (AEG) said Tuesday it will sell its funeral insurance
Aegon sells Dutch funeral insurance businessReuters India
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AEGON Sells Dutch Funeral Insurance BusinessPR Newswire (press release)
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Accusations of political extortion hit California gubernatorial race – MiamiHerald.com


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Accusations of political extortion hit California gubernatorial race
MiamiHerald.com
In what was touted as a "major announcement," Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner leveled charges that a top adviser to rival Meg Whitman's campaign
Poizner seeks federal probe of Whitman tacticsSan Francisco Chronicle
Poizner accuses Whitman of trying to force him out of governor's raceLos Angeles Times
Whitman leads spending race in Calif. gov campaignWashington Post
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States Seeking to Ban Mandatory Health Insurance – ABC News


Washington Post
States Seeking to Ban Mandatory Health Insurance
ABC News
Lawmakers in 35 states have filed or proposed amendments to their state constitutions or statutes rejecting health insurance mandates, according to the
States seeking to ban mandatory health insuranceNewsday (subscription)
States seeking to ban mandatory health insuranceJournal Record (subscription)
States seeking to ban mandatory health insuranceTopNews United States
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ConsumerMan: Insurance and credit scores

Insurance companies base their prices on risk. Drivers under the age of 25 have higher premiums because statistically they are more likely to have an accident. Homeowners with a burglar alarm system get a discount because they tend to have fewer …

Crane shoots final-round 70 to win at Torrey Pines

… hand he displayed Sunday at Torrey Pines, where Crane overcame a two-shot deficit and hung on for a 2-under 70 and a one-shot victory in the Farmers Insurance Open. “Obviously, being in the news a month ago was bizarre,” Crane said. “Someone …

Points tears up Torrey South in second round

D.A. Points followed his opening 68 with a bogey-free, 7-under-par 34-31=65 on the South Course at Torrey Pines in the second round of the Farmers Insurance Open. The father-to-be drained an eagle-3 and five birdies on what is one of the most …

Opponents of a health insurance mandate mobilize – Los Angeles Times

Opponents of a health insurance mandate mobilize
Los Angeles Times
Both healthcare proposals approved by Congress require that all Americans get health insurance. That's now under fire from liberals, Republicans and even

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Dump the Health Insurance Bill – Bay Area Indymedia

Dump the Health Insurance Bill
Bay Area Indymedia
Its meager promises of reform in the way the health insurance industry does business — no total caps on coverage or exclusion of “pre-existing conditions”
Readers Write 01/01Atlanta Journal Constitution
Letter: Without a doctorTopeka Capital Journal
Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, and 'Health Care Reform'Braintree Forum
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Political Lagniappe: Health-care debate could impact elections – Alexandria Town Talk

Political Lagniappe: Health-care debate could impact elections
Alexandria Town Talk
When Congress adjourned for the Christmas holidays, the US Senate had just passed its version of health-insurance reform. Since the House of Representatives
Senate health-care bill would still leave millions uninsuredWashington Post
LETTER: Most pressing problems in health careThe Morning Journal
Health care bill worthy of passageSun-Sentinel
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The city said the case was settled by the insurance company acting on its behalf — and is not an admission of liability. The city believes Chavalia “acted appropriately” during the raid, Geiger said in a statement. The money will be paid by the …