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2010 BMW 7 Series 750i at Baron BMW in Merriam ACY35662
January 20th, 2012
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2010 AUDI A6 3.0 QUATTRO PRESTIGE Northern New Jersey – IAAI.COM
January 14th, 2012
video.iaai.com 2010 AUDI A6 315 New Jersey CLEAR-NJ FLOOD BLACK 8974983 Northern New Jersey HIGH ACV MERCHANDISING Insurance Auto Auctions, Inc. is a leading North American seller of repairable vehicles, parts-cars and trucks, recovered-theft, fleet lease and rental vehicles. Providing the Advantage in Salvage Auto Auctions Insurance Auto Auctions, Inc. is one of the leading North American salvage auto auctions with the largest facility footprint, strong buyer base and high auction returns. Our exclusive focus on the automotive total-loss industry and over 150 corporate owned facilities across the United States and Canada provide Sellers and Buyers with the best solution to process and acquire total-loss, recovered-theft, fleet lease, dealer trade-in and collision damaged rental vehicles. Our hybrid auction model, including live, Internet and proxy bidding — combined with our mature buyer base and diverse inventory — produce exceptional returns from each sale. With over 25 years in the industry, we hold the most comprehensive warehouse of automotive total-loss auction data. Our History Since our founding in 1982, we have been one of the leaders in the salvage auto auction industry and worked to ensure the best value to Buyers and returns to Sellers.There are over 3.5 million vehicles deemed total-losses each year in the United States. Since 1997, this number has grown significantly, mostly due to vehicle manufacturing changes and improvements including air bags …
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2010 BMW X6 XDRIVE50I Long Island – IAAI.COM
December 4th, 2011
video.iaai.com 2010 BMW X6 075 – FLOOD ENGINE DAMAGE DARK BLUE 8717936 Long Island HIGH ACV MERCHANDISING Insurance Auto Auctions, Inc. is a leading North American seller of repairable vehicles, parts-cars and trucks, recovered-theft, fleet lease and rental vehicles. Providing the Advantage in Salvage Auto Auctions Insurance Auto Auctions, Inc. is one of the leading North American salvage auto auctions with the largest facility footprint, strong buyer base and high auction returns. Our exclusive focus on the automotive total-loss industry and over 150 corporate owned facilities across the United States and Canada provide Sellers and Buyers with the best solution to process and acquire total-loss, recovered-theft, fleet lease, dealer trade-in and collision damaged rental vehicles. Our hybrid auction model, including live, Internet and proxy bidding — combined with our mature buyer base and diverse inventory — produce exceptional returns from each sale. With over 25 years in the industry, we hold the most comprehensive warehouse of automotive total-loss auction data. Our History Since our founding in 1982, we have been one of the leaders in the salvage auto auction industry and worked to ensure the best value to Buyers and returns to Sellers.There are over 3.5 million vehicles deemed total-losses each year in the United States. Since 1997, this number has grown significantly, mostly due to vehicle manufacturing changes and improvements including air bags. Working in …
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FloridaInsuranceSavings.com 2010 Mercedes Benz
November 18th, 2011
FloridaInsuranceSavings.com Review on 2010 Mercedes Benz CL www.floridainsurancesavings.com The Florida Insurance Company provides quotes online. We specialize in Florida Car Insurance and Florida Life Insurance created at animoto.com
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1994 Honda Accord tops list of stolen cars for 2010
August 2nd, 2011
Kevin Lyons
Six of the 10 most stolen vehicles in the United States in 2010 were from American automakers, but for the third consecutive year, the 1994 Honda Accord was the most stolen car, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau.
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| For the third consecutive year, the 1994 Honda Accord was the most stolen vehicle in the country. |
In fact, the five most stolen cars on the list were 1990s models — proof that thieves like to steal cars and sell them for their parts, experts say. For instance, of the 52,000 Honda Accords stolen in 2010, more than 44,000 were models from the 1990s, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau.
The nonprofit bureau released its annual report of the 10 most stolen vehicles on Aug. 2.
“Naturally, the older vehicles are just easier to steal than the newer models,” bureau spokesman Frank Scafidi tells InsuranceQuotes.com. “Additionally, the parts from these older vehicles are much more valuable than the complete car, making them prized targets for chop-shop operators and those who feed the black market for stolen auto parts.”
Preliminary FBI statistics show a 7.2 percent decrease in the number of vehicles stolen in 2010 compared with 2009.
Here is the list of the 10 most stolen cars in 2010:
1. 1994 Honda Accord.
2. 1995 Honda Civic.
3. 1991 Toyota Camry.
4. 1999 Chevrolet pickup (full size).
5. 1997 Ford F150 Series pickup.
6. 2004 Dodge Ram.
7. 2000 Dodge Caravan.
8. 1994 Acura Integra.
9. 2002 Ford Explorer.
10. 1999 Ford Taurus.
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GM CEO Akerson gets $2.5M pay package mainly for working 4 months as CEO in 2010
April 21st, 2011
GM CEO Akerson gets .5M pay package mainly for working 4 months as CEO in 2010
DETROIT — General Motors Co. CEO Dan Akerson received compensation of just over $ 2.5 million last year, mainly for his four months as the company’s top executive.
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Manulife Financial’s Annual Meeting and First Quarter 2011 Financial Results Conference Call available through webcast
On Thursday, May 5, 2011, Manulife Financial will webcast its joint Annual Meeting of Shareholders of Manulife Financial Corporation and Annual Meeting of Policyholders and the Shareholder of The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company.
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How much in stocks should you own?
I’ve always used the rule of thumb of 100 minus my age to decide what percentage of my 401(k) to invest in stocks. But now that I’m getting close to retirement I’m wondering whether that’s too conservative? Do you think it is? –Martin, Middleton, Wisconsin
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Bank Life Insurance Sales Hit Record High In 2010
March 31st, 2011
Bank Life Insurance Sales Hit Record High In 2010
Banks sold a record $ 1.8 billion in life insurance premium in 2010, a 40 percent increase from the previous record of $ 1.3 billion set in 2004, according to a recent report from Kehrer-LIMRA .
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ICICI Pru Life to focus on NRI segment with annuity solution
Mumbai, Mar 29 (PTI) ICICI Prudential Life Insurance today said it would target the NRI segment by offering annuity solution, ICICI Pru Immediate Annuity, addressing their needs by ensuring a regular flow of income to ageing parent(s) in India.The benefits of the product are guaranteed lifetime income for the parent(s) and return of the original investment to the NRI wherein the original …
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AXA Equitable Launches Retirement Gateway(SM) 401(k) Product
AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company announced today the launch of Retirement Gateway, an innovative group variable annuity to fund retirement plans for the small- to mid-size market. Â
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Jackson® Announces Record Sales and Operating Income in 2010
March 10th, 2011
Jackson® Announces Record Sales and Operating Income in 2010
During 2010, Jackson National Life Insurance Company® achieved record sales and deposits of $ 19.8 billion1 and record IFRS pretax operating income of $ 1.3 billion.2 Total sales and deposits climbed 30 percent over 2009, driven by a 47-percent increase in variable annuity sales to nearly $ 14.7 billion.
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Photo Release — Michael J. Sheeley Promoted to Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of United Life Insurance …
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — United Fire & Casualty Company , parent company of United Fire Group, is pleased to announce that Michael J. Sheeley has been promoted to vice president and chief operating officer of our subsidiary company, United Life Insurance Company.
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Australian mums would rather change dirty nappies than get life insurance
Melbourne, Mar 8 : A survey has found that mums in Australia would rather change dirty diapers, visit the dentist or get a pap smear than face the reality of getting life insurance.
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Research and Markets: What Consumers Want: General Insurance, Life Insurance and Pensions in France 2010
January 18th, 2011
Research and Markets: What Consumers Want: General Insurance, Life Insurance and Pensions in France 2010
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/e4996f/what_consumers_wan) has announced the addition of the “What Consumers Want: General Insurance, Life Insurance and Pensions in France 2010″ report to their offering. This slide deck provides direct answers to the important questions regarding consumers behaviour towards …
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Research and Markets: What Consumers Want: General Insurance, Life Insurance and Pensions in France 2010
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “What Consumers Want: General Insurance, Life Insurance and Pensions in France 2010″ report to their offering.
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Life Insurance Quotes: Five Tips for the Cheapest Rates
One of the best ways to protect a family’s financial future is to compare life insurance quotes and choose an appropriate provider. The trick is to find the most compatible coverage for the family’s specific situation at the most affordable price.
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The eight Shameless Insurance Scams of 2010
December 29th, 2010
Fueled by greed, they killed co-workers and family members. Or faked their own deaths. Or fleeced the blind. One perpetrator even ate glass in an attempt to stuff her pockets with cash.
Thousands of court cases in 2010 involved insurance fraud. Here’s a look at InsuranceQuotes.com’s eight Shameless Insurance Scams of 2010.
Hardly a father figure
Joel Zellmer liked dating women with small children. Problem is, those children always wound up seriously injured — or in one case dead — when left alone with Zellmer. Authorities say the Seattle-area man killed his 3-year-old stepdaughter in 2003 for $ 200,000 in life insurance money.
The case originally was ruled an accident until Zellmer’s wife and her attorney presented new evidence to authorities. At trial, prosecutors presented evidence suggesting that Zellmer caused injuries to children of previous wives and girlfriends who’d been in his care, including broken legs, burned hands and a near drowning.
On June 18, 2010, Zellmer was sentenced to 50 years in prison for his stepdaughter’s death.
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| Joel Zellmer was sentenced to 50 years in prison for the death of his 3-year-old stepdaughter in a life insurance scheme. |
She likes her oatmeal crunchy
From 1997 to 2005, Mary Evano sprinkled glass shavings in her meals at restaurants in Massachusetts, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., as part of an insurance scheme.
She and her husband, Ronald Evano, falsely claimed that various hotels, restaurants and supermarkets had served them food containing glass particles. Although in some instances the Evanos may have ingested glass particles, they did not originate in food served by the restaurants, hotels and grocery stores, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Boston.
Mary and Ronald Evano filed bogus insurance claims under different identities, using fake IDs and Social Security numbers. Their total take: More than $ 200,000. Mary Evano also incurred more than $ 100,000 in medical bills from real injuries from eating the glass.
Ronald Evano pleaded guilty in 2007 and is serving a five-year sentence. Mary Evano remained a fugitive until she was arrested in early 2010. On Dec. 22, 2010, she was sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to pay $ 340,000 in restitution.
Insurance inferno
James Kurtenbach owed $ 40,000 in back taxes, and he was $ 16,000 in arrears on a second home he owned in Poway, Calif. So on Oct. 31, 2008, Kurtenbach, a San Diego-area gas station owner, sent an employee to torch his vacant $ 2.5 million home in Ramona, Calif., so he could collect homeowner’s insurance money.
There was one not-so-small problem: The employee, 24-year-old Joseph Nesheiwat, was killed in the fire. Kurtenbach was charged with second-degree murder, arson and insurance fraud.
In court, Nesheiwat’s brother, John, testified that Kurtenbach recruited John and Joseph to start the blaze, then ordered them to keep quiet about it. Kurtenbach’s attorney, Paul Pfingst, argued that Joseph Nesheiwat started the fire on his own and that Kurtenbach was not in financial ruin. On Oct. 12, 2010, jurors convicted Kurtenbach of arson, conspiracy and insurance fraud. On Dec. 21, 2010, he was sentenced to 15 years and eight months in prison.
College student may learn lesson behind bars
Chase Boruch, a University of Wisconsin student and former Iraq War veteran, was arrested Dec. 1, 2010, for allegedly murdering his 63-year-old mother. The motive? $ 800,000 worth of life insurance.
According to the Wisconsin Rapids Tribune, Boruch told investigators that he and his mother, Sally Pergolski, left Pergolski’s home about 4 a.m. June 6 to go fishing. Boruch says Pergolski lost control of the truck, crashed down an embankment and into a lake. He says his mother hit her head and was unresponsive as he tried to pull her from the truck. The son says he then pulled his mother to shore, tried to perform CPR and called 911.
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| Chase Boruch is charged with murdering his mother for $ 800,000 in life insurance money. |
However, an autopsy showed Pergolski suffered a severe brain injury before the truck went into the lake. Investigators also discovered that Boruch took out several life insurance policies on his mother about a month beforehand. On Dec. 1, 2010, Boruch was arrested, charged with first-degree murder and held on $ 2 million bond. On Dec. 20, 2010, Boruch fired his two attorneys. A preliminary hearing in Boruch’s case has been scheduled for early 2011.
Thou shalt not kill — unless it’s for $ 1 million
When Baltimore pastor Kevin Pushia befriended Lemuel Wallace in early 2009, Wallace thought his luck had finally changed. Wallace was developmentally disabled and blind. He lived in a group home where Pushia worked and wanted to be transferred to another home with residents who were closer to his age. Pushia told Wallace he could work out the switch and even set up Wallace’s move to the new digs.
But Wallace never made it. On Feb. 4, 2009, police found Wallace face down in a nearby park bathroom with a gunshot wound to the back of his head. Turns out, Pushia and another man, James Clea, paid $ 50,000 to Clea’s brother, Kareem Clea, to kill Wallace, authorities say. The Cleas are expected to go to trial in 2011.
Why all the fuss over a blind man?
Pushia eventually admitted that he took out seven life insurance policies on Wallace worth $ 1.4 million. He needed Wallace to be dead to collect the cash.
The scheme began unraveling when an investigator from Globe Life Insurance Co. called police to make sure the benefactor was not a suspect in Wallace’s murder. Police immediately searched Pushia’s home and found the life insurance policies and Pushia’s schedule. An entry on the day Wallace was killed read, “L.W. project completed,” according to the Baltimore Sun.
On Aug. 27, 2010, Pushia pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit murder and seven counts of insurance fraud. Pushia faces a life term in prison; he is expected to be sentenced in 2011.
But your honor, pole dancing is therapeutic for me
In 2008, Christina Gamble filed a workers’ compensation claim based on an apparent slip-and-fall back injury she suffered while working as a waitress at a Red Robin restaurant in Pennsylvania. Gamble claimed she was unable to work because her injuries prevented her from “standing and changing positions.”
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| Christina Gamble is accused of collecting on a workers’ compensation claim for an injury at a restaurant — then collecting tips as a dancer at a gentlemen’s club. |
It seemed like an open-and-shut case to Highmark Casualty Insurance, which paid Gamble more than $ 27,000 in disability and medical benefits. But in the course of a routine background check, the insurance company got a tip that Gamble was, well, double-dipping.
While receiving benefits, Gamble was working as an exotic dancer at gentlemen’s club – and there was video footage to prove it, authorities say. Gamble, 43, of Quakerstown, Pa., was arrested and charged with two counts of worker’s compensation fraud and one count of theft by deception. The charges are third-degree felonies, and carry a maximum penalty of seven years in prison and a $ 15,000 fine. Her criminal trial is set to start March 3, 2011.
Family ties and a faked robbery
Joseph Brooks of Maryland shot his cousin, Pierre Taylor, in the leg to fake a robbery. Taylor worked for UPS at the time and said he was wounded while on the job. Taylor filed a workers’ compensation claim with Liberty Mutual, which paid him $ 250,000. Taylor then split the money with Brooks. But a friend turned in the two men.
In January 2010, Brooks got a five-year suspended sentence and 18 months’ probation. Taylor, who told police he got the idea for the scam from a TV show, received a five-year suspended sentence and five years’ probation, and was ordered to repay the $ 250,000, according to the Maryland Attorney General’s Office.
Deadly job interview
In February 2008, Illinois businessman Ari Squire lured Justin Newman to his house with the promise of a job. Instead of giving Newman an offer letter, Squire killed the job prospect, put his body under a truck in his garage, traded clothes and wallets with Newman, and set his garage on fire.
Squire hoped Newman’s burned body would be mistaken for his body so his wife, Denise Squire, could collect on a multimillion-dollar insurance policy.
After faking his own death, Squire went into hiding but kept communicating with his wife by e-mail. Initially, police thought Squire was dead, but they became suspicious when Newman’s mother reported her son missing and when they discovered e-mails from Squire to his wife. Police caught up to Squire because he had been using Newman’s debit card, cell phone and car.
Just before authorities were about to arrest him, Squire committed suicide in a hotel room in Eureka, Mo. In February 2010, a jury awarded Newman’s mother and brother $ 6 million in a civil lawsuit filed against Squire’s estate and his wife. Denise Squire was not charged in the case.
Sources: National Insurance Crime Bureau, Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, news reports
–Kevin Lyons
