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ng9996
Asked May 2010
Our Long-term Insurer may be liquidating soon; will the reciprocal State Guarantee Offices pick up the policy with the same terms as issued?
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Carol Bradley Bursack, CDSGF
May 2010
Scary! Check with your state insurance department. They will guide you.
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