In theory this is true. However, Insurance companies are “for profit” companies, naturally,, and therefore need to make money on your premiums. They do this by investing the money you pay into your premiums, just like banks do. The burden of your healthcare is not borne out by your “group”, but by the profits the company makes on your policy; to be more precise, the profits made on your group’s policies. This is why there is an incentive to deny you your benefits.

If the site’s URL begins with https, it’s supposed to be secure against hackers, but there’s always the risk of someone at the other end getting the info and using it. I’d pass on doing that online and use the phone. Plus, you don’t know if the web site is using current rates for a given company, especialy those that compare several companies.

ONLY with a lawyer.

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I’m a licensed health agent in California and I may be able to find reasonable coverage for your mother. Please let me know if you are interested in finding out more.

Help yourself – you can check your quotes in internet, for example here – autoinsurance.undonet.com

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No – an auto insurance quote legally cannot affect your credit score as it is simply a request for information. Many companies do check your credit though. Some companies (like the one I work for) will send you a letter if your credit presents an “adverse underwriting situation” – which means that they will charge you a higher rate because you’re credit isn’t up to snuff.