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You’ll make several trips to the doctor’s office in the first month of your baby’s life. You can avoid wrangling with your health insurance provider (and unexpected medical…..
When you’re turning 26, health insurance immediately becomes more of a concern. The transition from being covered under a parent’s plan to finding coverage on your own can…..
What Happens If You Miss Open Enrollment for Health Insurance? So, let’s say you miss open enrollment for health insurance in 2020. Maybe you’re a master procrastinator. Maybe…..
Unlike Original Medicare, which has existed since the 1960s, you didn’t grow up with Medicare prescription drug plans. These plans – also known as Medicare Part D –…..
Short-term health insurance provides narrowly-defined, cheap temporary health insurance (relative to major medical insurance plans). This short-term individual health insurance option does not meet the minimum coverage requirements…..
Medicare Parts A and B (also known as ‘Original Medicare’) cover most Americans over the age of 65 and provide many valuable hospital and medical insurance benefits, keeping…..
All health insurance plans sold in the United States are required to set a maximum limit on the amount of money you have to spend on your own…..
Entrepreneurship is highly valued in American culture, but despite the proliferation of startups and small businesses in the last decade, the U.S. has yet to establish a uniform…..
Finding affordable health insurance for children can be a challenge. Between understanding special rules around kids – and the cost of adding them to your plan as dependents…..
With POS (Point of Service) plan coverage, health insurance policyholders receive care at a lower cost when they receive care from in-network doctors, though this type of plan…..