CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@bicmay Why bother with insurance if that is your only option? I hate these people

@Janet_52square looks a bit chaotic

If you live in the #US and you are on #Medicare and your #Insurance company offers an at-home wellness check, refuse it. You are not required to do that, but anything discovered in that check becomes a preexisting condition and thus can be used against you in future health decisions. Do Not do a wellness checkup with your insurance company, EVER.

@mandy At the earliest possible opportunity is the short answer I discovered last year that they can refuse a claim if you know about pre existing conditions at the time you •book• a trip! My wife has multiple disabilities and we've learnt to be extremely careful when dealing with the insurers. Declaring a condition doesn't always increase the cost of cover or impose conditions.

@ProPublica Proud supporter of Tish James ever since she first ran for NYC Public Advocate.

Paid out of pocket for a fender-bender? Fine, but the law says you have to tell your insurerFor some reason, not a lot of people know that the law in Canada requires them to report a car crash to their insurer, experts told CBC. If they don't, drivers leave themselves exposed to personal injury lawsuits, voiding their insurance policies and significantly higher premiums in the future.#law #insurance #Canada https://www.cbc.ca/radio/costofliving/insurance-costs-car-9.7089016?cmp=rss