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Insurance agent to refund $66,500 to Miss. farmers
Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney says his office has reached an agreement with an agent to refund $66,500 in policy fees to poultry farmers.
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Insurance rates set to triple
Homeowners beware - flood insurance rates are set to triple after Dec. 17. Recent updates to area flood maps means that some residents may now be living in flood zones, which could cause residents to pay higher flood insurance premiums.
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Nationwide Insurance will end sponsorship of Nationwide Tour in 2012
Nationwide Insurance announced Friday it will end its title sponsorship of the PGA Tour's developmental circuit in the U.S. when its contract expires in two years.
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Insurance Agent Accused Of Theft From Clients, Church
A local insurance agent is in custody, accused of theft.
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Insurance firm predicts bumper year
Insurance broker Alan Boswell Group has predicted a bumper year for sales as the financial services industry shows signs of recovery.
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Insurance sector reinvents itself under new regime
India's insurance industry is set for a makeover as it seeks to survive and grow in a changed environment that dawned on September 1. With a three-month spat over who will regulate unit-linked insurance plans (Ulips) settled, the Insurance Regulatory & Development Authority (Irda) in July announced sweeping changes to the way insurance companies do business.
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Insurance agent to refund $66K Miss. farmers
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney says his office has reached an agreement with an agent to refund $66,5000 in policy fees to poultry farmers.
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Growth in health insurance costs is slowing, but employers are still shifting them to workers
Good news! Health insurance premiums only went up by 3 percent on average during the first five months of 2010--the lowest rate of growth in ten years. You'd think that would mean people are finally getting relief from rising health care costs. Well, that's where the bad news comes in. Employers are rapidly shifting costs [... ]
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