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Hazardous health plans may have serious gaps
Many people who believe they have adequate health insurance actually have coverage so riddled with loopholes, limits, exclusions, and gotchas that it won’t come close to covering their expenses if they fall seriously ill, a Consumer Reports investigation found.
At issue are so-called individual plans that consumers get on their own when, say, they’ve been laid… »
Insurance Stops At Graduation; Now What?
Every year as thousands of college students leave school, they are no longer eligible for coverage under their parents’ health… »
New 2009 Guide To Health Insurance for the Unemployed
Due to current economic times, many people across the United States are facing unemployment and are unaware of the health insurance options that may be available to themselves and their families. Oftentimes, people who have been covered through group insurance plans their entire adult lives are not informed of personal health insurance… »
New college grads wrestle with health insurance
This year may be particularly tough because, while landing a good job maybe at the top of the graduates’ worry list, health insurance is close behind. The Kaiser Family Foundation reported last year that adults 19 to 29 have the highest uninsured rate of any age… »
Choosing a doctor or pediatrician for your baby or child
If you do not have medical insurance or your policy does not cover well-child visits and immunizations, ask if you can set up a payment plan instead of… »
Little Prices Does Not Mean Little Policies
Health-on-Line, the online Private Medical Insurance (PMI) company, has today announced a reduction in the core premium of their modular product,… »
New G1G Student Medical Insurance and Student Fee Protection Now …
G1G’s partnership with StuFund covers a variety of Medical insurance products for students, faculty, and their visiting friends including dental and vision,… »