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Monthly Archives: February 2010

I have peace of mind

especially helpful is during the past year when I lost a part-time job and had a big health insurance jump.  This resulted in a $6000 loss in discretionary income that I had before.  This meant doing belt-tightening like I have not had to do in a long

Self-Employed Push to End ‘Health-Care Tax’

revenue SPECIAL REPORT Story Tools Missing from Washington’s health-reform discussion is a simple change that would make insurance more affordable for millions of the nation’s smallest business owners by letting them fully deduct the cost of their health

AIG, Prudential near $35B Asia deal

government after a massive bailout, is close to a $35.5 billion deal to sell its Asian life insurance operations to Britain’s Prudential PLC, according to a online report published Sunday. The Wall Street Journal’s online edition, citing people familiar

UPDATE 4-AIG agrees to $35.5 bln unit sale to UK’s Pru…

NEW YORK, Feb 28 (Reuters) – American International Group Inc (AIG.N) agreed to sell its Asian life insurance unit to Britain’s Prudential Plc (PRU.L) for about $35.5 billion, in a deal that would help the U.S. government get back billions of its bailout

AIG Asia is Prudential growth path

US insurer AIG is a little known but substantial player in the Australian market, mostly via its life insurance policies, of which it reportedly has a 10 per cent market share. AIG is also a significant writer of commercial insurance in the form of

AIG May Sell AIA Unit to Prudential for $35 Billion…

paragraph, AIG earnings in fifteenth.) March 1 (Bloomberg) — American International Group Inc. may sell an Asian life insurance unit to Prudential Plc for more than $35 billion, the companys largest asset sale since a U.S. government bailout in 2008,

Prudential Targets AIA

HONG KONG — American International Group is reportedly closing in on a deal to sell its Asian life insurance unit AIA to Prudential PLC for about $35.5 billion. Prudential’s Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam met with AIG The sale of American International

Credit Suisse expects 26% upside in Max India

with Axis Bank will drive a sharp acceleration in its new business sales. This tie-up alone will boost insurance sales for Max NYL by 25%. Credit Suisse, therefore, expects Max NYL to be the fastest growing large private life insurers in FY11. Max India

AIG said to be near $35B Asia deal

government after a massive bailout, is close to a $35.5 billion deal to sell its Asian life insurance operations to Britain’s Prudential PLC, according to a online report published Sunday. The Wall Street Journal’s online edition, citing people familiar

Allow banks to clean up the mess

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