Health insurance is designed to help you pay for medical care that, for the most part, you see coming. You know you’ll need regular doctor’s appointments for check-ups, flu shots,…Read More
Our lives are constantly changing. Unfortunately, not all of those changes are positive. In one year, more than 795,000 people will have a stroke, 735,000 will have a heart attack,…Read More
No one wants to think about the possibility of a life-changing cancer diagnosis. But the truth is that this possibility will become reality for almost 40 percent of us. Will…Read More
When you’re planning for retirement, whether you’re looking toward the future or you’re due to retire soon, there’s a whole checklist of things to consider. One item you’ll want to…Read More
Most of us will have to plan—and perhaps pay for—a funeral once, possibly a few times, in our lives. The associated costs don’t begin and end with the service, and…Read More
Voluntary health benefits are like the underdog of an employee benefits package because major health insurance is the main attraction. But we all like to root for the underdog. The…Read More
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Not everything dangerous comes with a warning sign. People visit the ER all the time with injuries that none of us would have ever anticipated, and often don’t have supplemental…Read More
Many of us love to plan for life’s exciting moments. We map out our careers, we dream about our first home, and we prepare for the birth of our first…Read More
If you’re admitted to the hospital suddenly, can you afford an extended hospital stay? Because 76% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, a sudden emergency room visit would more than…Read More
How much do you know about accident insurance? Many people think that accident insurance is only for people who are really into extreme rock climbing in the Patagonias or spelunking…Read More
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