books about: insurance     books:       Questions and Answers on Life Insurance: The Life Insurance Toolbook15 reviews Anthony Steuer iUniverse Star, 2007 Helpful and Informative I found this book to be extremely comprehensive. It provides information on all subjects related to life insurance. The information is clearly written and explained. The book contains answers to more than 130 common questions regarding life insurance. Whether you are a novice to life insurance, or work in the life insurance industry, you will find this book to be very useful.             What Your Doctor Won't or Can't Tell You: Doctors, Hospitals, Drugs, Insurance--What You Need to Know to Take ...17 reviews Evan Scott, Md. Levine, 2004 Shocking and revealing! I was shocked to learn that drug companies and medical suppliers "court" and "pay" (my quotes) doctors to use their products. The author explains the process behind the FDA approving a drug and that some doctors have a conflict of interest while taking part in the approval process.             The Losers' Club12 reviews Lise S. Baker St. Martin's Minotaur, 2000 A PI Mystery for Working PI's This book is a must read for anyone who wants to know what the life of a real Private Investigator is like. This book could not have been written by anyone who is not a working PI. "The Losers' Club" is certainly the best PI mystery that I have read in a long, long time. Cal Brantley doesn't carry a gun but a cellular phone, a camera and a knowledge of people are all the weapons she needs. I ...             Pass the 6: A Training Guide for the NASD Series 6 Exam20 reviews Robert Walker Firstbooks.com, 2006 An absolute lifesaver I consider myself kind of a smart guy, but the Kaplan materials made my brain hurt. I was really suffering through my studying. Then along comes this book with tidbits such as this: "a variable annuity is really just a mutual fund investment that grows tax deferred." Oh yeah. Now that makes sense. Why couldn't the competitor products state this so clearly? I read page after page of competitor ...             The Not So Patient Advocate: How to Get the Health Care You Need Without Fear or Frustration19 reviews Ellen Menard Bardolf & Company, 2009 Practical guidance from a health care professional Whether you are a patient, caregiver, or healthcare professional, Ellen Menard's book is a resource that will help you self-assess where you are, what you can do, and how you can do it. In a friendly, easy-to-ready tone, Ellen provides realistic questions people would really ask. Example: Advising caregivers to make their questions as personal as possible - "Why have you cut back services for my ...             Fadeout (A Dave Brandstetter Mystery)13 reviews Joseph Hansen Alyson Books, 2000 Shattering in its simplicity I picked this up on the recommendation of an author I respect, and while I was expecting a good read, I wasn't expecting to be so utterly shattered. On its surface, it's just a straightforward mystery about a guy who may or may not be dead, and the insurance investigator who needs to find out for certain. But just like the brittle prose, there's much, much more to it than that. While I can ...             The Senior Solution: A Family Guide to Keeping Seniors Home For Life!15 reviews Valerie VanBooven-Whitsell RN; BSN; PGCM LTC Expert Publications, LLC, 2007 Where was she when I needed her? Having seen four of my family members, including both sets of parents and in-law parents who have needed special care and attention during periods of aging, disability and dying, I had to learn by trial and error. Unfortunately, many times it was by error. Valerie has clearly and concisely covered a very difficult subject in a very easy to read, relatively short book. She is to be commended ...             Disability Workbook for Social Security Applicants, Sixth Edition 200513 reviews Douglas M. Smith Physicians' Disability Services, Inc., 2005 The Information Social Security REALLY NEEDS After personally speaking to Mr. Smith, I was convinced of his sincerity and committment to helping those applying for SSDI. I purchased this book, used the forms, and I got it on my first try. His forms that I filled out(daily activities) and attached to all of my Doctor's forms were extraordinarily helpful and I believe essential in the decision making process for Social Security. It also ...             Dead Again (Beauford Sloan Mystery)27 reviews Raymond Austin Sligo Press Inc, 2002 Beauford Sloan is on the case again in Merry Olde England I was going to say that the second Beauford Sloan mystery was too early to send our hero off to England to do the stranger in a strange land bit, but since author Raymond Austin is from that side of the Pond there is a sense in which he is on familiar turf. As was the case in "The Eagle Heist" the running conceit is that Sloan looks a lot like Wilford Brimley, although it is really the other way ...             Why People Buy : Achieving the Selling Zone15 reviews Guy Baker Standel Publishing, 1995 Could Be Invaluable If You Commit the Time and Energy There are hundreds (thousands?) of books now in print which offer information and counsel concerning the sales process. In essence, that process involves cultivation and then solicitation but first an important decision must be made: Whom to cultivate? (In retail sales, obviously, anyone who walks in the door is a prospect.) When conducting workshops for salespersons, I strongly recommend that ...             A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Your Homeowner's Insurance Policy7 reviews Gerald J., Jr. Curran Mellen University Press, 1996 Must read for every homeowner Written in layman's terms, this book is a must read for all homeowners. All aspects of homeowners insurance are explained in a user friendly fashion.             Flatlined: Resuscitating American Medicine9 reviews Guy L. Clifton Rutgers University Press, 2009 Refreshing This well written, engaging book sheds refreshing light on one of the pivitol issues confronting society. The author has spent his career in the "trenches" not in "think tanks", and his fist-hand experience, authenicity, and empathy are expressed with down-to-earth elegance.             Healthcare for Less: Getting the Care You Need Without Breaking the Bank8 reviews Michelle Katz Hatherleigh, 2006 Medical Cost Saver and Healthcare Navigator in One Healthcare for Less is an excellent resource for helping people to navigate and save money in our healthcare system. My first try at using the information I read in Michelle's book was a huge success. It saved me over $600 dollars for a diagnostic MRI. If I had not read the book I would never have known about the national 211 organization. The organization Michelle writes about is a national ...             Elements of Financial Risk Management10 reviews Peter Christoffersen Academic Press, 2003 A great resource for risk management students I'm very satisfied with this book. It covers many aspects of finance that should be applied in order to be fully understood.             Be Prepared: The Complete Financial, Legal, and Practical Guide to Living with Cancer, HIV, and other ...7 reviews David Landay St. Martin's Press, 1998 Everyone Should Have This Book Be Prepared is an incredible compilation of useful and practical information for anyone dealing with serious illness. When my mother was diagnosed with Liver Disease, I had no idea where to turn to get answers to a number of our questions regarding insurance and financial matters - our family attorney didn't even have all the information compiled here. I am grateful that a friend gave me a ...             Death by HMO: The Jennifer Gigliello Story10 reviews Dorothy Rose Cancilla, Richard N. Cote Robert D. Reed Publishers, 2000 A Daughter's Death, a Mother's Grief This is a very disturbing indictment of modern health care. Dorothy Cancilla exhibits an extraordinary amount of restraint in recalling the preventable death of her daughter at the hands of inept doctors and an unforgiving system. It's ironic that a organization whose charter is to maintain people's health can actually compromise their lives when the bottom line might be in jeopardy. Kudos to ...             Tempered Radicals: How People Use Difference to Inspire Change at Work9 reviews Debra E. Meyerson Harvard Business School Press, 2001 Inspiration and hope Many of us work in places where we have a vision for how things could be better -- how we could work differently, treat people more respectfully, act on our values. If only, we think -- we could do something different--then we would really feel good about ourselves and proud about the places we work. This book inspires you to lead that change, to act on your vision. In these times when the ...             Life Insurance Boot Camp9 reviews Mary Clare Brownlie Life Insurance Boot Camp, 1999 For all stages of one's life... Life Insurance Boot Camp is basic training for the life insurance industry. Aimed at consumers of life insurance, this 330 page paperback (also in a diskette Word 97 version) will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about life insurance, and then some. From what to look for in a company or agent to the calculations for the internal rate of return of a whole life policy, this manual ...             Derivatives Markets (3rd Edition)11 reviews Robert L. McDonald Addison Wesley, 2009 Book is good; Price is not I was recommended this text book by the study material I was using to prepare the acturial exam FM. Then I came to check this book here and I found out that the price here is way too much higher. With this price, you can buy both the text book and its solution mannual in Actex Mad River with free UPS shipping. Hope this will help.             Nip, Tuck, Dead: A Pauline Sokol Mystery8 reviews Lori Avocato Avon, 2006 Pauline Does It Again! Another great Pauline Sokol mystery! I love this character and have enjoyed watching her grow as the series takes off. This was great with the Newport backdrop and slightly more information about the ever mysterious Jagger. I hope that we will be hearing a lot more about Pauline, Goldie, Miles, and wonderful Uncle Walt...              search for books achieving, advocate, american, applicants, beauford, brandstetter, challenging, comprehensive, conditions, derivatives, difference, disability, financial, flatlined, frustration, gigliello, healthcare, homeowner, hospitals, insurance, jennifer, life-challenging, management, practical, questions, resuscitating, security, solution, understanding, workbook books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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