NAAFA is now selling HEALTH INSURANCE. We’re starting with the State of Minnesota with plans to extend beyond. We will market to individuals or groups, under 65 as well as over 65. Our Expert Healthcare Agent will give you all the quick and accurate information you’ll ever need to cover you, your family, and perhaps your staff. Email the agent now at NAAFAwest@comcast.net. Read message #142.
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Court Hands Down Decision in State Farm Homeowner’s Fire Insurance Claim Case: Has subrogation gone out the window?? Fire at my neighbor’s house catches my house on fire and I can’t subro? Wow! You’ll want to read this article. Suing because the deductible severity was not explained seems stupid when the issue is ‘a subrogation issue.’ Oh, oh! State Farm wouldn’t subro and court let them get by with it. 7/18/24
AmFam Underwriting Loss Worsens to $1.7B in 2023: Although losses continue to climb, AmFam officials try to assure us that things are OK with the company. Based on what other insurance companies are reporting, escalating losses seem to be the trend. Are we to worry? You decide. 3/19/24
State Farm Underwriting Loss Climbs to $14B : Well, they've done it again…. a $14 billion underwriting loss for 2023. They actually bested their 2022 numbers when they only had a $13 billion underwriting loss. Of course, this is just one side of the story, so please read the article to get a better look at how the huge insurance company is doing. 3/4/24
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