It’s no surprise that travel during the winter season is a popular choice among fellow Americans. Whether that means leaving the predicted, abnormally-low temperatures of this coming year’s chilly season, a Carnival Cruise to the Caribbean, or simply a long road trip to see Grandma, traveling through the winter months has many challenges.
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The thought of having to go to the dentist may be quite a terrifying mental journey that you take once and realize the actual trip would be too exhausting and stressful. And you always hear about those horror stories of people needing emergency root canals during a visit and the inability to communicate with words
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The induction of Obamacare in 2010 left every American adult feeling the pressure of keeping their health insurance plans active and verifiable. The purpose of Obamacare was a great idea for two reasons:– Health coverage – Avoiding a tax penalty
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If Medicare Open Enrollment season seems overwhelming to you, you’re not alone. It’s no secret that Americans all over the country would rather let their benefits from the previous year roll over into this coming year. However, it may be wise to push past the frustrations and boredom during Medicare Open Enrollment 2019, and reevaluate
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Editor’s Note: This post has been updated since the original posting on Sept. 18, 2019 as newer information has become available. If you’re reading this, chances are you have a health insurance plan either through your parents, your job, or individually. Even if you’re covered right now, you may find yourself in a position where
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The Kaiser Family Foundation Annual ACA Survey of those who have purchased individual health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act has just been released. The results reflect the experiences and perceptions of those who obtained or renewed individual coverage under the ACA during the open enrollment for plans for 2016. These experiences and perceptions are compared with
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Marco Rubio states on his campaign web site that he is opposed to and wants to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. His web site offers an overview of his vision for healthcare reform. But how different are his proposals from what is currently happening under the Affordable Care Act? Marco Rubio’s Healthcare Reform Proposals Marco Rubio
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Donald Trump – Will His Healthcare Reform Plan Work? Donald Trump has released his healthcare reform plan on his campaign web site. He calls on Congress to make seven specific changes in the laws that he will presumably sign if he is elected the next President. What are the proposals? What do they really mean for
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Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield has announced that they are suspending payment of commissions on individual and family policies issued under the Affordable Care Act with effective dates between April 1st and December 31st. In order to obtain a policy with an effective date within this range, a person must have a qualifying event that generates
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A recent article in the Indianapolis Star by Pete the Planner painted a dark picture of the possibility of early retirement because of the cost of health insurance. While it is true that early retirement is a significant decision requiring careful planning, the situation is not as desperate as the article makes it sound. Before
Is it Impossible to Retire Early Because of Health Insurance? Read More »