Some estimates suggest that 20 cents of every premium dollar go to cover the cost of insurance fraud. For a family of four, that comes out to about $3,800 a year, or slightly less than $1,000 per person. What could you do with an extra $3,800 a year?
Insurance & Financial Fraud
Army counselor accused of defrauding Gold Star families faces an April trial
An Army Reserve major who served as a financial counselor with the Army’s Casualty Assistance office and who has been accused of defrauding two dozen Gold Star families will go to trial in April.
‘Annuity King’ Wasserman seeks new trial as sentencing date draws near
Phillip Roy Wasserman is scheduled to be sentenced Friday in his $6.3 million fraud case and Judge Charlene Edwards Honeywell appears determined to avoid any further delays.
