Why Give Your Employees Voluntary Accident Insurance Coverage?
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11 June 2021
If you're looking at setting up employer benefit services for your employees, then voluntary accident insurance is an option worth considering. While you don't have to offer this kind of insurance, it does have some benefits for both you and your workers.
How does voluntary accident insurance work and what are its benefits?
What Is Voluntary Accident Insurance?
Voluntary accident insurance is a kind of supplementary healthcare benefit. It doesn't replace regular medical benefits but adds to them.
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Tips For Choosing Homeowner's Insurance
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12 May 2021
Your home is likely your most valuable asset, which is why having home insurance is a necessity. If you have a mortgage, your lender most likely requires that you have a policy. However, if you own your home outright, you don't have to have a policy, but it is still in your best interest to have coverage. There are various policies available to choose from, and finding one that strikes a balance between being affordable and offering ample coverage is essential.
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Leaving Medicare Advantage For A Medicare Supplement? Maybe You Should.
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5 April 2021
Your Medicare Advantage (MA) program might have served you well for a time when you were first getting used to Medicare-based coverage. But If you're flirting around with moving over to a Medicare Supplement, then you're not alone, and below are reasons why others feel the same as you.
You've financially outgrown the need for Medicare Advantage
Have you recently sold and cashed out your whole life insurance policy? Have you come into a lump sum of cash, due to an annuity?
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What's A Certificate Of Insurance And When Do You Need One?
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24 February 2021
If you're involved in business, you're probably going to get asked for a certificate of insurance at some point. This isn't hard to get, but you need to make sure you have the right one. Here's what you need to do.
What is a Certificate of Insurance?
A certificate of insurance is proof that you have insurance coverage. It's similar to the insurance card that you have to keep in your car in case you get pulled over or get into an accident.
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