Talk:Fireman's Fund Insurance Company

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Not disputing the factual accuracy here, but this article does seem a bit like cheerleading. A google search of "fireman's fund controversy" yeilds 90K+ articles, certianly there's more to the story. Cleanup requested as this is basically a bullet point list of things the company has done rather than a written history. --Xyrrus 02:02, 23 May 2006 (UTC)

How does it looks now? I'm still working on it... for a company with 140 years of history and 4,000 employees it didn't have a very good article. --W.marsh 02:30, 21 August 2006 (UTC)

Xyrrus - Not sure what google search was done to yield 90k+ hits on the search term used. Certainly, the word "controversy" is a legal term that is commonly used to define a court case, which insurance companies are always involved in. I do agree that there are other aspects of FF history that should be in the article. Jaywhip 13:50, 10 November 2007 (UTC) Jaywhip

Lots of Changes

There have been many changes since the last posting. FFIC's profitable divisions are either being sold off or being included into owner Allianz's own portfolio. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Nadalotta (talk • contribs) 03:49, 29 April 2015 (UTC)

Global Housing Security Funds

Hi,It had been too late and early too to take households into consideration and build new plans to cover any building build by communities themselves as well as those been build by government by subsidizing . So what I'm trying to say is more of black people houses all are not covered buy any insurers eg:80% not covered for any disaster that may occurred from natural disasters or human disasters many of this victims died and lost their last cents and compensation after loss or for them to build you the same 15 rooms you lost they rather give you 1 or church place to start your new lives or tent to stay , all furnitures damaged by climate change or global warming , So one brick is R5 (rands) before floods or disasters but this must change and to be less than R2,50 (two rand fifty cent) after and very cheap to rebuild what we lost and to compensate siblings,widows and orphans ok!!! Donations, Charities,NGO's as well as NPO's,States they tried but all they done is not enough . Amooketsi Be Better Be Prepared Now. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 41.114.244.159 (talk) 21:00, 26 September 2024 (UTC)