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The real question is to decide exactly what government is for. One side may say there is no real need for centralized services of any kind except for defense and broader economic management. The other side will say government is there to offer some degree of protection to all the people who live in the country. This can be supporting minimum standards of education and healthcare, offering a safety net if there is unemployment, and so on. Thus, the little government side would always avoid regulation, saying it was for the markets to regulate themselves. While the big government side would be there with regulation every time it felt the markets were not working properly to protect people’s interests. There is no right answer. Capitalism as a system works well so long as the economy is sound. It gets confused about what should happen when a recession hits. Continue reading →

Myth 1: Standard policies include coverage against flood.

Fact: All insurance providers do not include any flood coverage into their standard policies. In case you require this type of coverage you can purchase I either as an addition to your current policy or as a separate policy.

Myth 2: The Medical Payment part of the policy will pay for the injuries I and my family have sustained.

Fact: The Medical Payment part of a standard home coverage policy is designed to pay for the injuries any third party suffers at your property. Whether a friend, visitor, neighbor or worker gets injured within your premise the MedPay coverage will pay up to $1,000 per claim. However, nor you not any of your family members will be covered by this type of coverage as your medical policy takes force in such situations.

Myth 3: In case my home is completely destroyed the insurance company will pay for anything I tell them I had in the house.

Fact: In case your house gets destroyed due to different circumstances you insurance company will always ask you to make an inventory of all the items you have had in the house, including specific data like serial numbers, purchase prices and so on. If you cannot provide such information you won’t be reimbursed for the items lost. The best way to assure proper coverage of any lost items, you should make an inventory of all the items you have now with detailed information on every piece of equipment, jewelry, furniture or any other item. Continue reading →