If you’re self-employed, you may not realize that you have group plan options when it comes to your health insurance. For many spouses, this makes an impact on everything from
Here’s a scary stat: the Social Security Administration reports that “a 20-year-old worker has about a three in 10 chance of suffering a disability before reaching retirement age.” And as
This week, there have been a couple interesting news items discussing why people buy insurance for relatively low cost, predictable health expenditures. Examples of such expenditures include routine prescription drugs,
As we get deeper into the ramifications of health care reform, we’ve noticed more and more insurance companies pulling out of the market. We noted last week that American Enterprise
The prospect of early retirement sounds great. You’ll finally have time to do all those things you’ve always wanted to do, and you’ve been diligent about saving money to make
There are a handful of options for securing affordable health insurance, but depending on your personal health needs and budget, certain plans are better than others. When looking for a
There are many ways to secure affordable health insurance, including traditional PPO plans, HMOs and point-of-service plans. But one health plan that’s growing in popularity is the health savings account,
Whether we get it from our employer or the individual market, we all need to obtain and maintain a Texas health insurance plan. If you can’t rely on your workplace
Finding a good Texas health insurance quote can be tricky if you don’t know where to look. And these days, with costs rising and employers dropping group coverage, more and
People typically obtain their Texas health insurance by one of two methods: participating in their employer’s health insurance program or purchasing an individual health plan on their own. Steep unemployment
