TermInsuranceRate.com Life Insurance Quotes for Life Insurance

Date: 3/30/2009
Source: Capital Financial, Inc.

Annuity Deal March 2009..

Capital Financial, Inc. signs deal (March 2009) with major provider of Annuity products. Capital Financial, Inc. will give TermInsuranceRate.com,

TermInsuranceRates.com, and the family of TermInsuranceRate.com

web sites access to the annuity products. Jean Pierre Chaze, President of Capital Financial, Inc. thinks 2009 will be a great year for guaranteed financial products for consumers.

Date: 1/27/2009
Source:

Marketing Agency of the YEAR..

TermInsuranceRate.com is proud to be named the Capital Financial, Inc. (CFI) Marketing Agency of the Year for 2008. Last year was a very good year for us. Because of the difficult economy consumers demanded more of our service. Lower Term Insurance Rates with great service. CFI was founded in 1990 by President Jean Pierre Chaze.

Date: 1/27/2009
Source: January 23, 2009 - InsuranceBureau.com

Auto Insurance Fraud Increasing—how It Affects Policyholders..
North Hollywood, CA, January 23, 2009 --(PR.com)-- InsuranceBureau.com reports that economic conditions are creating a surge in (http://www.InsuranceBureau.com) auto insurance fraud. Faced with job loss, auto loans they cannot afford or cars that have greatly depreciated in value, some consumers are illegally filing auto insurance claims.

The new surge of auto insurance claims deal with autos reported stolen that have actually been abandoned, parked in precarious places intentionally with doors unlocked or cars sold to overseas buyers. Staged vandalism acts and accident are also increasing. Some are setting there car on fire after stuffing it with accelerants, dumping it in a large body of water or pushing cars into a steep ditch or off of a sharp embankment in order to collect auto insurance claims. Many authorities have found expensive vehicles left along the coast right in the path of hurricane Ike and Gustav. Unfortunately auto insurance fraud eventually leaves insurance holders picking up the tab. One source estimates that $300 a year in (http://www.InsuranceBureau.com) auto insurance premiums goes toward covering auto insurance fraud. Auto insurance fraud is illegal and carries a large fine and sometimes prison sentence but these dangers have not slowed down the number of new auto insurance fraud cases popping up.