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The second instance is when the consumer is attempting to make a claim on the credit insurance, and the insurer is resisting payment. While claims on insurance policies involving the death of an insured person are usually straightforward once proof of the death has been shown, claims on insurance policies because of alleged disabilities or, for example, unemployment, may be more problematic. Often, the terms of the contract are written relatively restrictively. If advocates encounter such a problem, it will probably be necessary to involve a lawyer. | The second instance is when the consumer is attempting to make a claim on the credit insurance, and the insurer is resisting payment. While claims on insurance policies involving the death of an insured person are usually straightforward once proof of the death has been shown, claims on insurance policies because of alleged disabilities or, for example, unemployment, may be more problematic. Often, the terms of the contract are written relatively restrictively. If advocates encounter such a problem, it will probably be necessary to involve a lawyer. | ||
== Related topics and materials== | |||
See the other sections on borrowing money: | See the other sections on borrowing money: | ||
* [[Types of Lenders and Creditors]]
| * [[Types of Lenders and Creditors]]
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