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Archive for August, 2009

Guaranteed Health Insurance – the True Costs

Friday, August 28th, 2009

While you may be able to find insurance coverage for a pre-existing medical condition in certain circumstances and MediGap insurance without pre-existing conditions issues is available in most situations, forcing insurance companies to insure all comers would prove disastrous to our present system.

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Should a Stay-At-Home Mom Have Disability Insurance?

Tuesday, August 18th, 2009

Although a stay-at-home mom brings no money in the door, she keeps a lot of money from going out of the door. If we only look at the cost of childcare, she saves her family a lot of money.

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What is the Meaning of Insurance Premium?

Wednesday, August 12th, 2009

An insurance premium is the payment you make to your insurance carrier to “rent” your policy. The word “premium” as it applies to insurance is just a fancy word for “rates” or “costs.” You can substitute either word in the phrase “what are monthly auto insurance premiums in nyc?”
An insurance premium may be paid [...]

Maternity Insurance Strategies

Monday, August 10th, 2009

Health insurance plans that cover maternity are often much more expensive than otherwise similar individual health insurance plans that do not provide pregnancy insurance. For this reason you we suggest two strategies to lower your costs.

Avoid this Personal Finance Mistake

Monday, August 10th, 2009

Failing to update your insurance policies can cost you a lot. It can cost you in extra monthly payments for coverage you no longer need. It can cost you when hazard impacts an uncovered or poorly covered asset.
Your need for insurance may change from year to year. You should review your coverage [...]

Using Two Health Insurance Companies To Cover Costs

Saturday, August 8th, 2009

Having two health insurance policies means that you will pay twice. It doesn’t mean that you will get twice the benefits. When you combine the insurance rates they may be double the rate of having one policy, however when you combine the benefits they won’t be.
You may wind up with slightly more in benefits, [...]

How to Value a House for Insurance

Tuesday, August 4th, 2009

Often home owners will base the amount of coverage on the market value of the house. This is incorrect for two reasons.