... before, is to do a detailed inventory of your possessions, particularly those in your house. Law officers and insurance people will tell you of the importance of detailed information in the case of theft or of fire. It's not enough to report ...

... Chestnut Street which once housed Conner's business, Fudoli said the family realized they had been had. "I told the insurance people, 'Well, there's a second issue about my mother's cremains.' "They said they didn't know what could ever ...

... telling this story from the stump time and again, saying it haunted her, making her case for universal health insurance. People gasped. It turned out not to be factual, apparently, according to reports compiled from press inquiries. Yes ...

... have insurance but cannot access it. "People have such limited incomes even if they have the opportunity to have insurance, people are having to pick the cheapest plan, and those plans are not adequate." She said most plans either do not cover ...

A growing number of people must think they need life insurance. People bought more polices in the first half of this year than in the same period of 1999, with the number of new contracts sold up 4 ...

... tornadoes ripped through the state, their winds tearing apart the lives of many, many people. Acts of nature (as insurance people like to call them) can come without much warning and can be ugly and vicious. But there are also some acts of nature ...

... growing. More homes are springing up every year, but the fire force is shrinking. It is not going to take the insurance people long to realize these two figures are going in opposite directions, and everyone who is enjoying country living ...

... approached Alco management and worked out an agreement. "We were going to have a place in back of the store, but the insurance people moved,'' he said. "So I just moved into their spot." Now, The Bill Center is located in the store on Oak ...

... for your initials. In tiny print, or with an asterisk, you're told the initials mean you've signed up for insurance. "People will just initial everywhere they're asked to," Sherry says. "Some banks are really digging in their heels ...

... horsemen you see at a lot of rodeo events," Matthews said. "We have lawyers, postmen, electricians, machinists, insurance people, all walks of life. You have to be a pretty good horseman for this, but a lot of people have gone out and bought ...