Monday, 9 February 2015

Scope of insurance for dental treatment in the UK

Interested in buying insurance for dental treatment, we must be aware of this, what is its scope. In most cases, dental policy does not cover the full cost of dental treatment. Most policies is the limit withdrawals in any 12-month period, and some will only pay for 75% of the cost of treatment with the annual maximum payment limit.
 Dental insurance policy covers the general treatment such as crowns, root canals, bridges, dentures and other laboratory work to the maximum annual limits. Emergency treatment is also widely available in the insurance, dental insurance but exclude treatments and orthodontic treatment, such as devices and implants.
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Tuesday, 13 January 2015

Type with profits policy

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Policies with-profits whole-of-life guarantee to persons with the opportunity to purchase their minimum payment amount for life in case of death, but the sum is increased every year by adding the annual premium or feedback. 

Each added bonuses to permanently increase the amount of life insurance in the future. Just as unit-linked insurance whole-of-life insurance have low value in the early years of investing.

Wednesday, 10 December 2014

What we have a policy of life?

One of the most important insurance that should have a life insurance .
In the UK, there are the following policies :
  1.           "Life insurance" - this is the simplest life insurance. The sum of compensation may be paid as a lump sum or regular income . About this compensation, we strive after the death of the insured. This insurance is cheap and gives a lot of privilege.
  2.           "Critical illness cover" - it is insurance available individually or as a supplement to life insurance . This is an additional insurance for the diagnosis of a serious illness such as cancer. Such insurance is more expensive than life insurance.
  3.          "Income protection policies" - it is insurance against injury or any other condition associated with the consequence that prevents the profession . Insured under the policy receives a regular income to compensate for his lost income from salary. Insurance also operates under the name " Permanent Health Insurance "
  4.          "Private medical insurance" - insurance covers the costs of private medical treatment in various medical facilities. Allows the insured to quickly obtain treatment and a convenient time for him , minimizing absenteeism at work.


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Thursday, 13 November 2014

Complications after plastic surgery, for which you can apply for compensation

Giving aesthetic medicine treatments during the operation or immediately after its execution may be some complications. They may be a consequence of improperly performed surgery. The most common complications that can cause the patient's claim with respect to a physician or medical facility:
  •         disfiguring scars, keloids
  •          breast asymmetry after breast augmentation or reconstruction
  •          contractures and muscle dysfunction in the neck
  •          coating and skin abscesses
  •          asymmetry paragraph filler after surgery
  •          asymmetry of the nose, breathing disorders, impaired sense of smell, perforated nasal septum, sinus infections after cosmetic surgery on her nose
  •          facial nerve paralysis after surgery on his face

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Tuesday, 7 October 2014

Medical errors - general informations

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Medical errors can be either : diagnostic, therapeutic, technical, and organizational. Diagnostic error is either non-existent on the wrong determination of the disease ( positive error ), or more often unresolved actual patient's illness, which leads to the deterioration of his health. From a therapeutic mistake we have to do in relation to the selection of the wrong method or faulty treatment, improperly performed surgery. The error can also be therapeutic to take surgery despite medical contraindications.

Error as to the outcome, which forecasts the patient's condition may not adversely affect the healing process. However, if combined with the diagnostic error can cause serious and irreversible consequences in terms of the deterioration of the patient. Category of housing issues beyond commonly functioning category of medical errors are all kinds of negligence and inept . Sometimes, however, the courts treat errors and omissions in a holistic manner.

Wednesday, 10 September 2014

Life insurances in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

The dynamic development of the life insurance came in the nineteenth century and applied not only to Europe and the US, but also Japan.  Initially developed insurance based on reciprocity, later in the forms of mutual and joint-stock companies were created. 

The development of the life insurance was halted during World War I and after it ended, it Caused a progressive inflation, Causing the Devaluation of benefits paid. Another crisis of life insurance you survivors during World War II. After the war there was a further dynamic development of life insurance, Which Influenced mana, and a very close Cooperation with insurance companies and other financial Institutions was made, it was a breaking point and a trigger to the modern insurance policies.

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Saturday, 9 August 2014

The first life insurance in England

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The first known documented life insurance contract was concluded on June 18, 1583, with the Office of Insurance, based in London, and the insured was a citizen of London, William Gybbons. The agreement provides for the sum insured in the amount of 382 pounds, 6 shillings and 8 pence, to be paid in case of death of the insured within 12 months from the contract.

In the sixteenth century in England, there were concluded life insurances associated with the loans, and the amount of insurance was established in the amount of the debt. Further development of life insurance, which occurred at the turn of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, was highly due to the wider use of Actuarial founded the science of probability theory , also developed the first signs of mortality.


In 1699 in England, the first commercial insurance Society of Assurances for Widows and Orphans was created, which dealt exclusively with insurance in case of death. In the eighteenth century a new insurance company opened in England, but also in the USA and France.