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Investors assess Isaac's impact on affected stocks
includes: •Insurers. The insurance industry was particularly Seifert of S&P Capital IQ. Insurance companies have been able to Allstate, Travelers, Chubb, the Hartford and AIG, she adds. If the an even stronger market for insurance and future premiums, prompting
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Aetna CEO and 30-Year-Old Bond Over Staggering Cancer Billsof 30, learning that his insurance company would place restrictions according to a profile in the Hartford Courant. And in 2004, when time Guha had exhausted his insurance benefits, he had about covered under his student insurance plan. "I take it day by
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The $27 Trillion Question: How Long Will You Live?78-year-old woman trying to buy life insurance . She's a survivor of breast is 92. Every year in the insurance industry, one set of actuarial much you'll pay for life insurance -- or whether you'll get chief medical strategist for The Hartford , goes about it differently
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AARP seeks out most affordable places to retire
many Baby Boomers have taken the time to think about where they want to retire, according to a study by Hartford Financial Services Group . Many are willing to just stay put as they grow older. And while some want to be close to family members
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Housing crash slows in 6 cities: What the bottom looks like
Adam's job change. Job growth is expected to help the Hartford region. Of the four major labor markets in the state last year, just 12% of homeowners with mortgages in the Hartford region owed more on their homes than they were worth
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Housing Market Expected to Decline FurtherAdam's job change. Job growth is expected to help the Hartford region. Of the four major labor markets in the state last year, just 12% of homeowners with mortgages in the Hartford region owed more on their homes than they were worth
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Talk Show Queen Oprah Winfrey Urges National 'No Phone Zone' DayRisks, So Why Do They Do It? Officer Kevin Hesta of the Hartford , Conn., police department questioned the practice of the car. She died. Verizon Wireless and Allstate Insurance also have launched campaigns to discourage distracted
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Shut Up and Drive: Feds Target Talking, Texting Behind the Wheel
It's just dangerous," said Officer Kevin Hesta of the Hartford Police department. "I've seen people literally hands over control of the car. She died. Verizon Wireless and Allstate Insurance also have launched campaigns to discourage distracted driving
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Statement from The Hartford
The Hartford 's Statement on one of the tools The Hartford and other insurers that increases insurance costs for consumers medical specialties. The Hartford conducts surveillance firms/vendors The Hartford contracts with
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Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk: Aiding Elderly Drivers
According to a survey by the Hartford Financial Services Group and the MIT AgeLab, 50 percent often take their advice. The Hartford Financial and MIT AgeLab survey found don't have to make car and insurance payments, pay for gas and
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Linda McMahon Will Wrestle for GOP Conn. Senate Bid With Up to $50 Million of Her Own Money
impressed," political writer Kevin Rennie said in The Hartford Courant. But while her accomplishments and earnings the WWE's failure to provide its wrestlers health insurance . In her interview with ABC News here, Linda McMahon
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Mid-Term Shuffle: With or Without a 'Wave,' Agenda Caught in Undertow
Simmons’, R-Conn., campaign. The Hartford Courant’s Jon Lender: “Connecticut opposition to taxing high-end health insurance plans to pay for health coverage expressed his preference for the insurance tax contained in the Senate's
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Chris Dodd Out as Democratic Exodus Continues
with [Attorney General Richard] Blumenthal.” Per the Hartford Courant: “With the embattled Dodd stepping aside signaled she may be willing to give up on a public health- insurance plan in the final bill. The provision was part of the
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'GMA Gets Answers': Disabled Claimants Fight Backspied on by their insurance company we heard benefits from the Hartford then a private chip into salsa the Hartford then off his benefits say disable but the Hartford says all these works for the insurance industry's lobby
have one thing in common they were all spied on by their insurance company we heard from them after we aired a story about rocky Witten rocky was a broken neck had been receiving disability benefits from the Hartford then a private investigator hired by that company videotaped him getting into a -- reading a magazine and dipping -- taco chip into salsa the Hartford then -- off his benefits using that surveillance -- in part as evidence He could return to work. -- they found aup his two year old granddaughter their doctors say -- disable but the Hartford says all these people could perform sedentary work. Susan -- auto works for the insurance industry's lobby group. We did a story about -- who has someone spy on him why He is dipping a taco chip nitpicking absurdities. It's not right claims can be appealed. To the insurance company that denied the -- they don't appeal it to me they don't appeal to some orbiter to the company right. And ultimately -- can go to court and that's exactly what Evan werder and others are doing suing the Hartford for unfairly terminating their benefits. Nineteen years ago werder -- hospital technicians severely injured his back in a car accident is doctor said He couldn't return to work. But a few years ago private investigator hired by the Hartford . Began staking him out after four unsuccessful attempts to videotape -- outside his home. The investigators staked out his doctor's office andBut a few months after the surveillance -- received a letter from the Hartford . Stating his disability benefits were terminated because this surveillance tape along with other evidence showed He was capable of performing full time -
What They Voted Onthey're going for the holiday lines today were so long at the Hartford Connecticut airport that these passengers missed their but one thing was in abundant supply luggage tons of at the Hartford airport. It had arrived even though its owners had not
where they're going for the holiday lines today were so long at the Hartford Connecticut airport that these passengers missed their flight to Arkansas. And couldn't get a new one until late Christmas -- They're driving 1400. In 93 miles to ensure they get home by Christmas. -- its arrogantly well Bryant. But there's a catch no available rental cars. -- airline seats no rental cars but one thing was in abundant supply luggage tons of -- at the Hartford airport. It had arrived even though its owners had not. -
World News (2.09.10)and was quick to seize on news from California. About insurance giant anthem blue cross raising premiums by almost 40 years ago. Are now traveling an extra 25. Miles why in the Hartford . The it's just not here and part of that is probably
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EXCLUSIVE: Lamont Looks for Upsetpaying more and more for their health insurance you talk about jobs and health care have an obligation to provide health insurance for their employees. President as an everybody. Couple of Connecticut papers the Hartford Courant Connecticut post said you know
sector. They're earning less than paying more and more for their health insurance you talk about jobs and health care senator Lieberman's been for universal health care. Senator Lieberman says that one of the reasons he should be kept in the senate he's got a record of bringing jobs back to the state of Connecticut. Lieberman has never signed -- a bill that provides universal health care I believe I think it's important Democrats stand up and say what their four. We believe health care is a basic right for each and every American. I'll tell you somehow -- got its start up you get -- teach him. I start by saying employers have an obligation to provide health insurance for their employees. President as an assailant got -- start -- business from scratch also note the crushing burden of health care costs upon small business. The letters behind some a larger pools letters by in the Medicare let's -- into the congressional -- Hold down costs for business and make it more broadly available for everybody. Couple of Connecticut papers the Hartford Courant Connecticut post -- said you know you have some good ideas. But it would be foolhardy basically trade away senator --
