In theory, yes.
However, the purpose of insurance is to make the insured whole in the event of a covered loss. Double recovery is not the goal. Therefore, collection from one policy will usually preclude recovery from the other.
Again, in theory, there may be circumstances whereby the policies cover different elements of the loss. For example, in the event of a cruise leaving from a distant location, one may cover the flight from home to the port of embarcation, and the other policy covers the cruise itself. If you are unable to go on the cruise, for reasons provided by the policies, in theory, you may be able to recover from both policies.
Direct Line sells many different car insurances depending on one's needs. If one has two or more vehicles one could get a dual car insurance or one could get 2 separate vehicle insurances.
If medicare is one of the insurances then medicare is primary and the commercial insurance is secondary. If you have two commercial insurances then that would depend. It would be a good idea to contact both and get that straight before you incur a lot of bills.
It depends on the state you live in. In some states you can have two group insurances (such as what you get at your job) and one individual plan you pay for yourself. Some children end up with two or three plans because their parents and step-parents have them on their plans.
With medicare can I have two supplement health insurance
The road distance from Sydney to Yass is about 277km. Travel time is an estimated two and a half hours, depending on which part of Sydney one travels from.
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One L - travel is the correct spelling.
i am currently on my husbands mobility insurance as the main driver am i aloud to go on another insurance but when making a claim as long as only use one company
Yes, "time travel" is a compound noun because it is a noun made up of two words (time + travel) that come together to form a single concept.
AnswerEventually the insurances will figure out that one is overpaying and they'll get refunds from the doctors. Note that some policies do not coordinate and then they both might pay as prime correctly.
NO.YOU DON'T HAVE TO.FOR REAL,WAS THAT A QUESTION THAT YOU WERE REALLY LOOKING FOR ANSWERS OR YOU WANTED A FRIEND?
Two days.