6 Hidden Truths About Car Insurance
According to a recent special investigation by Consumer Reports, "the way insurers set prices is shrouded in secrecy and rife with inequities." Here are the 6 hidden truths that Consumer Reports revealed.
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Should You Report a "Fender Bender" Car Accident?
Suddenly you are in a car accident, but luckily no one seems hurt at the accident scene. Should you report the accident to your auto insurance company or the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles? Yes!
Five Important Steps After a Vermont Car Accident
Once you have been involved in a car accident, it is important to take five steps to protect yourself.
BACK ON TRACK. Ways to treat Spinal injuries and back pain:
Back pain plagues almost everyone at least once in their lifetime.
PREHAB HELPS REHAB AFTER SURGERY -- so Get Moving!
The bad news is you need surgery. The good news is that you can do "prehab" which will make your post surgery recovery easier and better.
Who really pays the cost of worker injuries?
A recent OSHA report "adding Inequality to Injury: The Costs of Failing to Protect Workers on the Job," notes a high percentage of work place injury costs are shouldered by the injured worker and their family and tax payer programs like social security disability.
Vermont Workers' Compensation: Injured Workers Suffer
How do Vermont workers' compensation benefits stack up to other states?
Hurt in a car accident in Vermont? Most insurance policies include Medical Payment Coverage.
If you are hurt in a car accident, your medical bills may be covered by your car insurance -- even if you are at fault for that car accident. Most Vermont car insurance policies have Medical Payment ("Med Pay") coverage.