Posts Tagged ‘Insurance Company’

A Brief History of Insurance: Part Six- The First Insurance Company

October 26th, 2011 by Amber Collins

In the last article in this series we had arrived at the seventeenth century after a whistle-stop tour of the continuous evolution of insurance across the last 7,000 years or so!

We had just discovered that what is generally regarded as the worlds first ever Insurance company – The Fire Office, was created from the ashes of the Great Fire of London and it is with the Fire Office that we shall continue our journey through the history of insurance.

The Fire Office was opened by Nicholas Barbon not long after the Great Fire had ravaged some 13,000 homes across the English capital. B

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How to Choose a Right Auto Insurance Company

July 20th, 2010 by Steven Stewart

There are many resources out there that discuss who is the best auto insurance company.

Low-insurance.org offers a way for shoppers to comparison shop auto quotes. Our collection of local and online agencies represent many ‘A’ rated Carriers. Although this is a fact, it never hurts to take a look for yourself and see the financial strength of the Insurance Carrier that is offering you the best rates for the coverage you need. Reviewing the insurance company will help you verify that the insurer you go with will indeed deliver you the coverage (and potentially benefits) which come with it.

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Home Insurance Company Crisis Must be Averted, Aon Says

November 12th, 2009 by admin

A home insurance company crisis can happen in the U.S. within the next ten years if insurers are not allowed to charge higher rates that enable them to operate at profitable levels, according to a study conducted by Aon Benfield, a reinsurance brokerage owned by Chicago-based Aon.

The study showed that the projected return on investment this year dropped by 0.4 percent, making house insurance a losing option for investors. Aon Benfield said that the ROE for house insurance products dropped to 6.1 percent in August 2009 from 6.5 percent in August last year.

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