| In co-dependence denial the greatest ignorance is to reject substantive matter out of hand, yet insurance policyholders do it as preset course, unaware of their vulnerability till often too late.
The question is when will the 99% change course? The answer is when they are good and ready. |
Now in my fourth decade of publishing awareness/preparedness for the insuring public, well grounded information continues to lend support. How can you possibly feel secure unless you know what to expect? Not to mention it is a common problem for disaster survivors who lack these basic rights and vital information in their time of need, when they are most vulnerable. But then who really cares...let them fend for themselves, right? Someone should care: the insurance industry, The U.S. States' Departments of Insurance, emergency responders, the media, consumer rights organizations, consumer protection agencies, attorney generals, U.S. Federal Trade Commission, disaster care givers, The U.S. Congress, The U.S. President...someone, anyone. Who cares? It should be shouted from the rooftops!
I began my insurance career in 1960 as an insurance adjuster trainee with an insurance company in Los Angeles and learned my trade as a multi-line company adjuster working for major insurance companies. In 1974 I made the change to become a licensed adjuster for policyholders. In 1977 it came time for my "solo" and I followed my passion to make fundamental information available to policyholders, in the form of, "The Equity Claims Package." My work over the years evolved into the current edition of the book, "Policy Ensurance." It is my hope you have found some immediate help here, and realized the greater benefit of preparedness in the long term, before a crisis of having your authority conceded for lack of knowledge.
My journey in retrospect can be found here. My interests include commentary, automobile restoration, and music.
