The Insurance Issues Forum began as a thread on the Story Chat Forum of the Jackson Clarion Ledger. We grew to 35 pages of information and over 37,000 page views and became this blog – and Ground Zero for the Insurance Industry.
How the insurance industry is protecting their proftis, not policy holders, when natural disasters strike.
Full page add in WSJ (C5) for a program this Sunday, March 2 at 10pm EST.
Sounds interesting. I don't get CNBC (We are a basic cable kind of family), but maybe it will show up as a clip on the web.
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Cowboy and I are ordinary Mississippians from Katrina Ground Zero who survived the extraordinary experience of being “slabbed” by Katrina. Promise came after the hurricane and adds the perspective of disaster assistance, Russell brings experience in financial services and FEMA to this important discussion.
I’m a construction specialized CPA by trade - otherwise known as "Sop81_1" on 3800 or so posts to the Yahoo Finance boards – and front man for this discussion of the importance of a properly functioning insurance industry.
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I set my DVR to catch the show Russell. Maybe one of the others can capture it to their computer.
I look forward to the show.
sop
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