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Why Doesn’t America have Single-Payer Health Insurance?

Kathrine Woods — Sat, 15 May 2010 13:35:01 +0000

Complete video at: fora.tv Daniel Kessler and E. Richard Brown, Health Advisors to the John McCain and Barack Obama Presidential campaigns, respectively, discuss why neither candidate supports a single-payer insurance system for the United States. —– Health care is a major issue in the current presidential campaign. Candidates Barack Obama and John McCain have laid out very different visions, and each believes his plan is best for our nation’s citizenry. Come learn about each plan from …

How To Compare Health Insurance Plans And Get Affordable Health Insurance!

Kathrine Woods — Wed, 05 May 2010 14:04:58 +0000

Everyone needs an adequate health insurance plan; however, in America, everyone doesn’t have the same health insurance plan. Actually, the health insurance plan that’s available to one person may not be available to another person. One reason this is true is not all health insurance plans are affordable to all people.

There are three practical ways of obtaining a good health insurance plan – you just have to compare the health insurance plans and get the most affordable health insurance for you.

Group Health Insurance

You can obtain an affordable group health insurance plan in a variety of ways. Most employers offer group health insurance plans as benefits to their employees; many of these types of group health insurance plans allow you to add your spouse and your children onto the health insurance policy.

Various organizations and associations offer group health insurance plans as benefits to their members. Some businesses, such as credit card companies, offer group health insurance plans as benefits to their customers.

Find out if your employer offers group health insurance. Or, if you belong to any clubs or are associated with a particular business, ask if they offer group health insurance plans.

Individual Health Insurance

Unfortunately, employers aren’t required to offer group health insurance plans to their employees. When this is the case, consider purchasing an individual health insurance plan. With the broad range of health insurance companies specializing in affordable individual plans, you will be able to find a plan that meets your health needs as well as satisfies your budget.

State-sponsored Health Insurance

If you aren’t employed, or your employer doesn’t offer group health insurance and you can’t afford to purchase health insurance otherwise, contact your state’s department of insurance for information about state-sponsored health insurance plans. Depending on your income, as well as any other factors your state considers, you and your family members may be eligible for very low-cost or free health insurance.

Health Insurance: Small Business Policies – Indiana Quotes

Kathrine Woods — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 11:16:39 +0000

www.FindQuotesToday.com When it comes to company health, you need the best health insurance for a small business in Indiana. In minutes, get quotes from top carriers, and you could be covered in less than 24 hours! Protect yourself with small business health insurance at a lower cost. Visit FindQuotesToday.com. Straighten out your health care situation with a solution that works.

How Can You Get The Most Out Of Your Health Insurance?

Kathrine Woods — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 03:03:13 +0000

www.staysmarytstayhealthy.com To get more out of your health insurance, just remember youre signing up for a health plan, not a sickness plan. These days, many health insurance companies offer valuable options and incentives to keep you healthy.

Health Insurance

Kathrine Woods — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 11:16:11 +0000

Save up to 40% on your Health Insurance. Compare and Save! Health Insurance rates from InsureCo.org.View health rates and health plans from the nations top health Insurance cmpanies.

Looking for Full Coverage Dental

Kathrine Woods — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 05:05:21 +0000

supplementaldental.org My husband’s employer does not provide him with dental insurance. I am a stay at home and do not have an employer to get dental insurance through. We have two young children and the health and well being of their teeth is very important to us. Accordingly, I am looking for full coverage dental. Our son has a cross bite, and our daughter has some staining on her teeth. The out of pocket expenses to have these things taken care of will be very expensive. So, I am …

A Quick Look At Term Life Insurance Plans

Kathrine Woods — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 07:49:08 +0000

Let’s talk a little about the term life insurance plans so we can understand what exactly we are comparing from a layman’s point of view.

The term life insurance carriers have many fancy names (with lots of “Opti” and versions of “Secure” mixed into the names) but term insurance is pretty simple at its core which is a big source of its popularity. First, what is “term” and how is it different from “whole life”? Term life insurance basically means you are providing life insurance protection for a fixed period of time. You are locking in a rate or premium based on your age at the time of enrollment during that period of time but the coverage will typically not be allowed to renew after the term has completed. This period of time is usually reflected directly in the name of the life insurance plan and typically runs in 5 year increments such as 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30 years. The larger the term, the more expensive per dollar of coverage. All things being equal, 20 years of $100,000 coverage will be more expensive than 10 years of coverage. This makes sense since the carrier is taking on more risk with a larger period of time.

How long do you need the term coverage for? Usually, term is purchased to offset future financial responsibilities. For example, it may replace lost income till younger children graduate from college. Term life insurance is a popular option for young adults just starting their families for this very reason. It could also be used to pay off a mortgage on a primary residence.

The other major option when comparing term life insurance plans is of course the amount of coverage. This is typically the key decision along with term length in order to provide the correct amount of coverage. Our Term Life Planner is a good place to start. Essentially, you want to estimate how much income would need to be replaced over the desired term. Inflation and interest come into play but the replacement income is a good way to approach the question of how much term life you may need. This annual income replacement multiplied by the your desired period of time is a baseline. Of course, the longer term, the more you have to account for inflation. It’s smart to apply a 5% baseline inflation amount and the Term Life Planner can help with this. Term life is so inexpensive these days that it makes sense to establish your needed amount and go higher. The difference in monthly costs can be a few dollars for $100,000 of extra coverage. Try different amounts in the term life insurance quoting engine to see what the monthly difference in premium is.

When you run your term life plan quote, you will receive a list of different, competitive plans to compare with each other. We also provide the life carrier company ratings and financial strengths so you can take this into account. Term life is really a commodity these days with the options being pretty comparable. It’s a question of selecting the right term for your needs, the correct amount of insurance protection, and then weighing the company strength versus monthly premium. It’s that simple! The carriers offer various riders, which are special options you can add to your policy for additional premium. Our theory is that we would rather maximize our protection in terms of amount of coverage and/or term with our available premium dollar rather than add these additional plan options. Of course, this is your decision but our guidance would be to max out the term/amount to the fullest. Now that you understand how the term life insurance plans work, it’s time to run your instant quote!