Archive for the ‘Life Insurance Quotes Online’ Category

Why Online Checking Accounts Offer A Greater Degree Of Flexibility

Monday, May 7th, 2012

Online checking accounts provide a great degree of flexibility when compared to their traditional counterparts. No longer are you limited to banking hours, or paying for the infrastructure that is inherently involved when dealing with a storefront bank. The world is clearly moving towards online banking, and though traditional buildings may never be completely eliminated, your flexibility will pay dividends that you may not have seen previously.

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The long and winding road to improve car safety

Sunday, April 15th, 2012

With all the new, high-tech safety features touted by automakers, youd think we could stop worrying about traffic accidents.

But a new report from the Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI) shows why we cant let down our guard.

Although new technology reduces the odds of crashing and getting hurt in an accident, it takes at least 30 years for a safety feature introduced on a luxury vehicle to trickle down to lower-cost vehicles on the road, institute researchers found.

Take air bags, for instance.

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Does the Pollution Exclusion Apply to Emissions that are Released Pursuant to Permit?

Monday, March 12th, 2012

In American States Insurance Co. v. Koloms, 177 Ill. 2d 473, 489 (1997), the Illinois Supreme Court determined that the pollution exclusion only applies to  injuries caused by “traditional environmental pollution.”  If the emissions released by the insured are under a permit issued by the Illinois Protection Agency, are they still “pollutants”? Even if “pollutants,” can it be argued that such emissions are not “traditional environmental pollution?”  The outcome might depend on whether the action is pending in state or federal court.

Yesterday, the Seventh Circuit held the pollution exclusion precluded coverage for claims  against a municipality that had supplied contaminated water (containing perc) to its residents, notwithstanding the insured’s argument that the amount of perc in the water supply was below the maximum level permitted by environmental regulations. The Court in Scottsda

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Why Online Mortgages Are Becoming More Common For First Time Homeowners

Tuesday, March 6th, 2012

Online mortgages are becoming much more common, especially for first time homeowner mortgages. There are several reasons why it is becoming much more advantageous for potential homeowners to find their financing online.

First of all, there is the overall move of many business transactions to the web. Just as retail purchases and social connections have moved online, mortgages have also become a product that you can find from your home, in front of your computer.

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