David T asked:


My friend got into an accident the night before and i was wondering what action to take and what are the procedure.
-Since it’s the holiday weekend, i’ll wait till tuesday to call the insurance company to report it.
-after i call insurance company, what do they do? do they do research? ask me for picture of the scene? do they contact the other party immediately.
-when do they come to investigate the car and the scene?
-do i have to get a lawyer?
-no one was hurt at that time, how am i sure that they won’t say that they’re injured or something?
thanks a lot

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charity_nicole_07 asked:


My husband started a new job his insurance kicked in yesterday (Monday) Well i had to go to the E.R this past Friday Morning i couldnt wait I was in severe pain. Do you think they will cover it just a few days before and because it was during a holiday? What should we do just send the bill in to Blue Cross Blue Shield when we get it and see if they will cover it? Have any of you had this problem and they helped you out?

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stevieboy asked:


If I was to go abroad lets say to the US and I was to injure myself and I required hospital treatment what are the processes in terms of the paying the bills. I’ve got travel insurance that covers medical expenses, so what happens after or before my treatment, do the doctors need to see my insurance documents so they can claim it off the insurance company or do I need to pay with my cash or card and claim back from the insurance company when I get home?

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oli asked:


There was a shooting in my hotel the hotel we were staying in in turkey, we had to hide behind a bush to protect ourselves, after this which was at the beggining of our holiday we were unable to enjoy the rest. would i beable to claim our money back from BA or our travel insurance is there anything else we can do.
Thanks

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ChesterT asked:


Ok, so I had my family take me off their insurance when I moved to Europe to study abroad. We were told that since it costs so much more to put a person back onto insurance after they’ve been taken off that it wasn’t worth it for a year. However, after this year abroad, I still have another 2 years at university in a city where I don’t want to have a car or drive in. Therefore, I’m fine with being off my family’s insurance for 3 years, hopefully it will make it worth it.

That’s not my question though. I’d like to know if I can still legally drive the vehicles insured by them (during the summer and holidays). What would happen if I got a ticket or into an accident? Would the insurance company itself have a fit (and does it depend on the company/coverage type)?

I am 20 years old, live/would drive in Minnesota, and the insurance company is Horace Mann. I don’t know the specifics of the coverage, though I know it is not just liability.

Thanks!

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Lucy asked:


hey guys.
my family and I in Australia has a vacation planned to go to Queensland, but my dad has an infection in his leg and is currently in hospital and will be impossible for him to come out in 2 days time when our plane flight is.

unfortunetly, we did not get travel insuarnce as my mum thought that travel insurance JUST meant if our luggage was stolen or somthing. Do you think we will be able to reschedule with a doctors certificate or ANY money back? Thanks.
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Question Queen ™ asked:


Korea’s economy and English education market is growing at an astonishingly fast rate and Koreans are learning how to be competitive in today’s global market. To further achieve proficient global growth it is essential that young Korean’s attain strong English communication skills.
**Please note that candidates with a Bachelor s degree in any field and from a native English speaking country will only be considered.

ALL MAJORS WELCOME… NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!
Who?

We are seeking energetic individuals from native English speaking countries who are looking for adventure and the cultural experience that Korea has to offer. You qualify if you have a three or four year Bachelor’s degree.
Qualifications?

- Minimum of a Bachelors Degree from an accredited university in America, Canada , Australia, New Zealand , South Africa , Great Britain or Ireland
- Must be a citizen of one of the above mentioned countries
- Must be a native English speaker
- Must be in good physical and mental health
- No criminal record

The Job

You will be teaching English to eager students. We focus exclusively on recruiting for institutes and schools that work with children, ranging from pre-school to high school.

Why Korea ?
-Annual salary of USD $28-$34K at 25~30 hrs/wk
-Renewable 12-month contract
-Gain international experience while enriching students lives
-Safe, modern country with the highest investment in private education in the world
-Intriguing language, rich culture and central location for continued travel in Asia
-Great ongoing positions available year-round
-FREE furnished housing, FREE round-trip airfare, paid holidays, health insurance coverage, etc.
-Save up to $15K/year (Korea’s cost of living is low compared to most Western nations, i.e. USA. Also, the tax rate is only 3.3% - 4%).
Korea is in the middle of Asia, so many ESL teachers take advantage of this by traveling to see the Great Wall of China, going diving in the Philippines, or beach partying in Thailand for their vacation time. All of these places are just a few hours away, and because they are still developing countries, you can have a great time for as little as 20 USD a day. Korea has 16~19 days of paid National holidays per year. Thanks Giving and the Lunar New Year are 4~6 days long.
Airport pick-up and introduction to your new school is arranged by G’Day Korea.
If ever you are in need of bi-lingual support or help during your stay, G’Day Korea provides contact numbers for instant on-call assistance.
Feel free to apply online or call 1-800-220-7013 (Toll free for U.S and Canada)

Check out our website for more information www.gooddaykorea.com

or email your questions and resume to G’Day Korea Company ( career@gooddaykorea.com )
G’Day Korea will call you ASAP and provide more valuable information to help you find a reputable ESL position.

Teaching in Korea could be one of the most fascinating and rewarding experiences of your life.

Email: career@gooddaykorea.com
www.gooddaykorea.com

1-800-220-7013 (Toll free for U.S and Canada)

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salim asked:


In short cut it is a Price comparing site but with updated options.People can find out the best offer and compare deals for their product on my site so they can save time and money.They can find anything from Flight/Holiday deals, Mobile Deals(pay as you go or Contract), Broadband,Houses/ Flat (Buy or Rent), Insurance(all kind), Loan/Mortgage deals, Credit Card, Cars, Hotels etc.Customer can not buy anything from our site.Our site will advertise offers from different companies(uploaded offers).People can see offers or deals for a specific product or service when they will search in a specific format and they can go ahead if they want to shop that product by clicking on their site address.This site will be based in Uk.if possible I need some web site designing company contact address to discuss the cost.Thanks

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hugsnkissez68 asked:


they hired me as full time and i make 38 or more hours a week but since i dont make exactly 40 hours every week they wont pay me holiday or let me get insurance because they say im not full time. when i asked co-workers they say they thought the cutoff for full time was 35 hours or more and i dont know what to do.

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fw1806 asked:


I went to Singapore last year for holidays and I’m seriously thinking about living and working there. I could find a job in an insurance company. Compared to life in Europe, Singapore seems to be a paradise. Did I miss something when I visit?

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