Company Will Pay for Your Pot

Posted March 11th, 2010 by stripes39 - no comments

You knew it was bound to happen eventually, and it’s certainly no surprise that the announcement came out of California. There is an insurance company in Sacramento, California named Statewide Insurance Services that is offering insurance to help pay for your medical needs.
That’s not news, of course. What’s news is that this company is offering [...]

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Medical Reform or Medical Insurance Reform?

Posted March 10th, 2010 by Amy K - no comments

We try to keep things light here. While everyone else can debate all day long about the merits of government-run health care, we won’t take sides. We’ll let everything sort itself out in the end.
However, there is one aspect of the health care dialogue that just seems to go unmissed, and it’s something worth thinking [...]

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5 Reasons You Don’t Need Medical Insurance

Posted March 9th, 2010 by Amy K - no comments

The conventional wisdom says that, no matter who you are and no matter what your circumstances, you need medical insurance coverage. You hear this from politicians on both sides of the aisle, you hear it from relatives, you probably even hear it from your peers.
In many cases, you don’t even have a choice. Some colleges, [...]

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Getting Medical Insurance for your Kids

Posted March 1st, 2010 by Amy K - no comments

These are tough times, and one of the harsh realities is that a lot of folks are facing life without good medical insurance. Regardless of what the politicians may or may not do in the name of health care reform, you need to make sure that your kids are covered when illness or disaster strikes. [...]

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Medical Insurance for your College Student

Posted February 26th, 2010 by Amy K - no comments

One of the concerns parents often have when sending their kid to college is the issue of medical insurance. In some cases, your employer’s medical insurance will continue to cover a child up to about age of 25, as long as they’re a full-time student. Even if they’re not a full-time student, the policy may [...]

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