They give you some latitude for “innocent omission”, but when it becomes apparent that you have not been truthful, the penalties and interest have a way of reminding you that you shouldn’t do that sort of thing. Why should insurance applications be any different?
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Your Cheating Heart
Posted in Corporate America on February 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Fund Sells CSX Shares In Wake of Proxy Fight
Posted in Corporate America on May 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
ut another way, the railroad operators viewed their mission as running a successful railroad that yields returns on the stockholders’ investments. The hedge fund viewed the railroad as an investment that returns profits from the operation of the railroad.
The Big PPO War – BDA
Posted in The Big PPO War, tagged Health Savings Account, HSA, medical insurance on March 22, 2009 | 1 Comment »
BDA – Battle Damage Assessment It’s been a year and a half since I wrote those letters and it is interesting what has happened since then. My health insurance carrier is still in business, my health care providing organization is still in business, my doctors are still in business and I’m still alive. My insurance [...]
The Big PPO War, Part 4 – Insult Added to Injury
Posted in The Big PPO War, tagged Health Savings Account, HSA, medical insurance on March 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A few weeks after the warring parties reached agreement, the President of my healthcare provider sent another letter, which just reopened the wound.
The Big PPO War, Part 3 – Time for a Cigarette
Posted in The Big PPO War, tagged Health Savings Account, HSA, medical insurance on March 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Since you chose to involve me, I chose to get involved, too. As you are aware if you read my correspondence, I was unwilling to sit quietly on the sidelines while the two major participants publicly postured and proclaimed their respective innocence.
The Big PPO War, Part 2 – Gold is Where You Find It
Posted in The Big PPO War, tagged Health Savings Account, HSA, medical insurance on March 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
My attempt at tough-love with the insurance carrier and the health care provider did not work.
The Big PPO War, Part 1 – Distant Drums of War
Posted in The Big PPO War, tagged Health Savings Account, HSA, medical insurance on March 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As negotiations between my insurance carrier and my health care provider bogged down, my insurance carrier posted newspaper announcements, as required by law, that there was a possibility that any medical service provided by my doctors would be considered to be “out of plan” and subject to different reimbursement.
The Big PPO War – Pre-flight Briefing
Posted in The Big PPO War, tagged Health Savings Account, HSA, medical insurance on March 12, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Well, this is about health insurance, and that makes people tend to change channels. Do so if you wish, but you might want to stay around for a while. I’ll try to make this interesting. This is part of an important policy issue which our Great Republic faces, and you might hear something which may not be congruent with what is generally said.
President Nardelli
Posted in Corporate America on March 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
There was a minor clue in the WSJ about how Mr. Bob Nardelli, formerly President of Home Depot, managed to get such a rich comp package.
Dear Mr. Mullin
Posted in Corporate America on March 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
a former utility executive, who brought to the job his only business knowledge, that of working in a heavily regulated, sole-provider-of-service environment. He and his cronies never “got” the transportation business,
