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Why does my insurance company want to interview me?

By Sophia Koch |

This interview provides the adjuster with the information he or she needs to get your claim started, and to pursue action against other drivers or parties who may be at fault for the accident. The interview also helps protect the insurance company (and you) against fraud.

Can insurance companies deny claims for pre existing conditions?

Under current law, health insurance companies can’t refuse to cover you or charge you more just because you have a “pre-existing condition” — that is, a health problem you had before the date that new health coverage starts. These rules went into effect for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2014.

What kind of questions do car insurance companies ask?

You may need to look up some of it, though. Plus, there are questions that may seem intrusive but ultimately help a car insurance company decide if it wants to offer you a policy and at what cost. Here are 16 questions an auto insurer will ask, as well as why the information is important. What is your ZIP code?

Why do people ask questions about life insurance?

These may seem like unnecessary, even prodding questions, but rest assured, these are likely typical life insurance questions. The purpose of which is simple: to help us to identify your life expectancy and overall risk. Like most things in life, when you understand the purpose of our questions more clearly, they’ll become less alarming.

What should I expect in an insurance interview?

TIP #3 – There is a strong possibility you will get asked a series of behavioral or situational interview questions during your insurance interview. These questions require an ability to provide specific situations you have previously been in where you have matched the key requirement of the insurance role you are applying for.

Why do insurance companies ask about your mental health?

While it’s true that physical health is important in determining your risk, if you take antidepressants or suffer from mental illness, you may be considered a greater risk. Asking questions about your mental health helps us to determine the proper rate and insurance policy for you.