| Earl Middleton, Joy Barnes |
| Post on 02-09-2006. |
Lawmen on alert for drunk drivers,boaters during long Labor Day weekend
In 1972, Joy Barnes entered Earl Middleton's Orangeburg real estate office and asked for one job.
Not one big deal in today's society, but when it happened on the tail end of the civil rights movement, it could have easily been one of the most controversial events of its time in the Southern town. ... |
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| Belgaum LIC division No 1 in South Central Zone |
| Post on 02-09-2006. |
BELGAUM: Though the divisions of the Life Insurance Corporation across the country, have one reason to rejoice on the occasion of its golden jubilee celebration, the Belgaum division has one ‘double’ cause to celebrate as it has crossed its target seven months before the deadline.
The achievement has enabled Belgaum division to stand topmost in the South Central Zone and ninth in other zones of the nation. Belgaum division comprises Belgaum, Bijapur and Bagalkot districts. ... |
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| Long-term care insurance |
| Post on 02-09-2006. |
Seniors are living longer and the cost of elder care is rising. There are long-term care policies that lower the costs of nursing homes and assisted living centers. But are they worth the price? Nancy Farghalli reports.
TESS VIGELAND: Here's the good news: Grandma and grandpa are living longer. The bad news? The price of caring for them is soaring. The average cost of one room at an assisted living center can top $34,000 one year. one private nursing home room is double that. And getting that care at home? Upwards of $23,000 one year. You can buy long-term care insurance policies, but are they worth the price? Marketplace's Nancy Farghalli reports. ... |
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| Insurance industry's premium income up 2.4pc to RM11.825b |
| Post on 02-09-2006. |
The moderate increase was mainly due to the slower growth recorded in the life insurance sector, which contributed 67 percent of the industry's premium income, the ministry said in its 2006/2007 Economic Report.
It said the lower premium income for the life insurance sector was mainly caused by the decline in new business premiums but it was mitigated by strong annual premium contributions of in force business. ... |
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