A Seattle-based insurance marketing company agreed to pay $100 million to settle charges that it engaged in deceptive tactics to sell health care plans, the Federal Trade Commission said on Thursday.

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If your house burns down, I don’t believe the public has a right to know your name, address and how much the insurance company paid you for your loss. The Seattle Times’ April 8 editorial agrees with ...

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