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Accidental Death Insurance Story

Posted by wpadmin on June 3, 2019 in The Business of Death and Loss

Accidental death insurance is available from many different companies and is just that; coverage for death due to an accident. Reading and understanding the fine print in all policy information is important. Sometimes, there can be one word that changes the whole meaning of what individuals think they have coverage for. I suppose this is a […]

Final TOOL KIT Resources

Posted by wpadmin on November 26, 2012 in The Business of Death and Loss

LITTLE KNOWN FYI’s with Death as a Business In recent postings I have spoken about a few businesses that deal with components of death and loss. At this time I will provide some ideas that will enable you to do your own research and get more details. Over the years I have heard complaints about […]

Purchasing a Headstone, Grave Marker or Monument

Posted by wpadmin on November 19, 2012 in The Business of Death and Loss, Uncategorized

During my year of researching many topics that deal with death and loss I interviewed several people who had involvement with purchasing a headstone and I asked for their thoughts on this experience. The people I spoke with had applicable experiences prior to a death, after a death or during the dying process. […]

Life Insurance – Businesses that deal with death and loss

Posted by wpadmin on November 12, 2012 in The Business of Death and Loss

Life insurance is a numbers business of mortality (death) risk and can be used to cover a mortgage. Life insurance is underwritten based on medical and financial criteria. Questions to ask the Life Insurance person How long does it take for a life insurance payment to be paid out? […]

The Business of Dying…Your House!

Posted by wpadmin on November 5, 2012 in The Business of Death and Loss

Mortgage Insurance or Creditor Protection Insurance. My research in 2011 was based on actual documentation from banking institutions. Mortgage insurance is; Sold by banking institutions such as banks and credit unions Sold by Life Insurance agents or brokers as life insurance Not mandatory Mortgage insurance with the bank; Decreases in coverage […]