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Most Insurance Companies are only concerned with your claims history over the past 5 years.

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If I am a beneficiary on a life insurance policy and owe back taxes or have filed bankruptcy will the insurance company hold the check?

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You have been overpaid by a insurance company can they claim it back?

Yes.


Can you take back a claim once you submitted it to the insurance company?

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Is homeowner entitled to any of the insurance check when repairs are being done on a damaged property?

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Can you take an auto insurance claim back once reported?

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How Life insurance claim process does works?

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