Dec 26, 2007 by Marley_Barley | Posted in Insurance
Q: We are shopping around for family owners & car insurance. Capital Insurance & Financial Services, LLC is coming in cheaper & with more coverage than other places. I have not heard of them before (which doesn't show anything) but I can't find much on them on the net. Just wondering if they have been a good company for others & if you recommend them.
*This makes sense that this is upright the agency name- I see now actual insurance company & will repost! Thanks!
A: There are a whole slew of insurance companies with Capital in their name. But none called "Capital Insurance & Monetary Services, LLC".
I'd bet you're dealing with an AGENCY there, not a company. In which case, you necessary to find out which companies they represent.
mbrcatz | Dec 26, 2007
are insurance premiums considered as capital for insurance premiums?
Jan 23, 2008 by angelo | Posted in Insurance
Q: specifically for allotment plans, are the premiums received here considered as capital by insurance companies? assuming they are the ones issuing these allotment policies
A: I don't have knowledge of what this question is really trying to get at but premiums paid in return for life insurance coverage, old-age pension or not, are merely earnings. They have nothing to do with the capital and surplus reported by the insurance company at the time.
Ken | Jan 23, 2008
can I get rental car insurance with my capital one card?
Jul 28, 2007 by Angel | Posted in Insurance & Registration
Q: i cant find the harmony papers i think it said something about ,getting a rental car and they will pay for insurance.does anyone know if this is take?
A: CALL THEIR Chap SERVICE DEPARTMENT.
UCANTCME | Jul 30, 2007
does any one has idea, how much capital is required to start an insurance company?
Feb 10, 2009 by lav | Posted in Insurance
Q: If you have a issue plan/ project or proposal of a insurance company?
A: Rs. 100 Crores should be the paid up capital to upon with.
Shreeniwas Gadiyar | Feb 10, 2009
Do I have to pay NI (National Insurance) on UK Capital Gains?
May 20, 2006 by soochumpy | Posted in United Kingdom
Q: When I barter UK shares and calculate the capital gains tax, do I also need to make a National Insurance payment on those gains? Or does NI only petition to UK income tax?
A: No, you don't have to pay NI on Capital Gains. It only applies to return.
ricochet | May 20, 2006
Need a mailing address for Idea/Capital Life Insurance? Can't find it anywhere!?
Oct 22, 2007 by Lisa Faye Chardonnay | Posted in Insurance
Q: Indigence to send something USPS to "Idea/Capital Life Insurance" or "Capital Life-force Insurance" and can't find the address. Help please! :) Thank you.
A: Capitol Mortal and Accident Insurance Co
A.M.Best #: 68179 NAIC #: 90840 FEIN #: 710295644
CAPITAL AUTO INSURANCE HAS TWO LOCATIONS IN RENO Y CARSON See, PRODUCED BY; LUIS LATINO FOR UNIVISION RENO
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