Auto Insurance Fraud

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Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Murray Group Mailbag. My name is Ryan Hanley.  I am the Director of Marketing and Sales here atthe Murray Group and our mailbag feature is basically just quick videoswhere we answer one question submitted by insurance consumers to either ourwebsite, Facebook page or email.  And we just figured that if one person hasthat question, we're going to put it into video and share it on YouTube andon our website, because we know that there's more people.  If one person hasthat question, then we think that information should be free and easilyavailable.  So if you have more questions, be sure to check out the rest ofour mailbag episodes. Today's question comes from Joe, who is from Glens Falls, which is about 45minutes to an hour north of where I'm standing right now.  And

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Life Insurance Companies

How Student Loan work

Mike: Hey? Have you guys ever heard of Tyler Oakley? Well, Tyler Oakley has heard os studentloans, cuz he had 'em.  Big time.  And so he and his friends at Big Frame have askedus to make this for you to explain how student loans work so you know, you guys can hae aslightly better life vis a vis (?) student loans than Tyler did.  Cuz from what I understand,he and his friends found it very confusing being that they're humans and everything. So how do student loans work, and how can you make them work better for you?Part One: The FAFSAAKA Free Application for Federal Student Aid.  Now before you actually start looking forloans, you're gonna want to fill one of these babies out, either online or on a paper form,which apparently is still a thing.  Did you? I didn't.  In any case, huh?Quick note: filling out the FAFSA is FREE! Free! Never pay any scammers who are tryingto get your money to fill it out.  Go to FAFSA's government website, not

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