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June 18, 2008

To and From Each According to Their Abilities.

     The idea of underperforming corporate executives giving back some or all of their pay, in exchange for the opportunity that exists now of receiving enormous bonuses and other payments when the corporation performs well financially (and now, actually, even if it does not), has been joined by, among others, the president of a New York investment firm quoted in Gretchen Morgenson, "Fair Game/Approve This Deal, or Else" p. 1, col. 3 "SundayBusiness" Section (New York Times Nat'l Ed., Sunday June 15, 2008.

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March 04, 2008

Property and Casualty Insurers Poll Insurance Interest in Florida.

     A January poll of 800 people paid for by the Property and Casualty Insurers Association of America reportedly resulted in high interest among Floridians in Insurance.  The poll results were recently released, and reported, on the eve of the 2008 Session of the Florida Legislature.

     According to the reported poll results, Floridians care more about Insurance than they do about crime, education and health care, but not as much as they care about reducing property taxes.   Such were the conclusions reported by Anika Myers Palm, "Insurance Ranks High With Voters" p. C1, col. 5 ""Central Florida Business" Section (Orlando Sentinel, Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008), OrlandoSentinel.com.  Press releases from the PCIAA, for various cities and regions in Florida, can be found conveying the poll results, by linking  here. 

    Better to have a house to live in and Insurance perhaps to cover it, even if everything inside has been stolen, no-one living there can read or write, and they are all ill, would appear to be among the likely conclusions to draw from this reported polling.

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February 26, 2008

"Review Insurance Policies Now" Says Orlando Newspaper.

   Good advice with related links in this newspaper article published in the Orlando Sentinel, February 22, 2008, by Greg Groeller, "Review Insurance Policies Now".  Every Policyholder and their Agents and Brokers holding every kind of Insurance Policy can benefit from following the good advice published by this linked newspaper article.

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