Aug 26
In the last week, a major airline announced that it would be adding yet another fee to specific seats on its planes. This represents just the latest additional fee that travelers have been faced with in the last few years. In a time when travelers continuously fall victim to the airlines’ need to find new revenue sources, it is good to know that you can still save money with international health insurance.
American Airlines just announced fees on coach class seats. A few specific rows will now have a surcharge and be considered to be a tier of premium seating, despite the fact they are not first class. This could be a very frustrating development for international travelers, who have seen fees added for items that were once free like checking bags, and who have seen ticket prices rise steadily in the past few years. Airlines are struggling with surging fuel costs and unfortunately the result of that struggle is this myriad of new fees.
While travel itself is not getting any cheaper for consumers, international health insurance does offer international travelers a way to save money. If you need to visit the doctor or a hospital during a trip, this coverage will save you hundreds or perhaps even thousands of dollars on your treatment. Without a plan like this, you will be considered uninsured, meaning you will need to pay full price for any care you receive.
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Aug 26
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Obama’s so-called “health-care reform” simply further enriches the bloated insurance industry by requiring hard-working people to shell out more of their dollars for mandatory coverage. Meanwhile, since that so-called “reform” doesn’t regulate …. Clinton’s signature gave us the Telecommunications Act, NAFTA, and repeal of Glas-Steagal. Obama’s “Health Care” makes us indententured servants to Corporate Health Insurance. His cabinet is infested with Wall Street vermin. … read more…
Windshield Repair and Roadside Assistance, a Safe, No-Cost Option …
Die good, help is just a phone call because you with your auto insurance in California and call for roadside assistance if you’re in this situation. If you have towing and labor coverage under your poli
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Aug 24
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Aug 22

Orkin, the leading pest controller in the U.S., has issued a warning that bed bugs are jumping to commercial properties. Excuse the pun.
Recent articles this year in the New York Times and New Yorker Magazine discussed the bed bug infestation in relation to homes and homeowners. The New York Times article discussed the fact that homeowners insurance under a standard policy does not cover the removal of a bed bug infestation.
What about commercial insurance?
Most policies will exclude a pest infestation as a maintenance issue. But, as always, discuss your particular commercial policy with your insurance professional. Training, education, and prevention, remain your businesses best bet in avoiding the cost of a bed bug infestation. If you are a commercial property manager this means identifying the signs of an infestation and taking action.
Orkin offers some incredibly helpful features on their website to help commercial owners. A bullet point list for the office and white papers with good prevention tips and even a “bug identifier” app called Orkin Pest 411 are available on the site.
(Photo Orkin)