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What Is Long Term Care Insurance And Should I Get It?

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It feels like there’s an insurance product for just about every element of the human experience. After all, you can insure your health, your home, your car, your ability to work, and even your life. While some coverage is compulsory, at the end of the day, insurance is about hedging your bets. Sure, something terrible […]

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Is Stressing Out Over Money Hurting Your Health?

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You hate to admit it, but even if you don’t say it out loud, “I’m so stressed out” describes how you feel most of the time. Work is stressful. Getting the kids to daycare, school, and to all of their activities is stressful. Helping your aging parents is stressful. Dealing with a challenging medical situation […]

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How Can I Save Money On Prescription Medications?

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According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, well over 4 billion retail prescription drugs were filled at pharmacies in the United States in 2017. If you’re generally healthy, have good insurance, and only need to fill a prescription a few times a year (or less), you may not worry about how to save money on prescription medications. […]

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What Is Open Enrollment And Do I Need To Do Something?

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It’s that time of year again. You’re getting emails from human resources talking about the upcoming Open Enrollment period. There are copies of different insurance plans and their costs available for review. You also hear people discussing their current health insurance plans and how they want to review other programs your employer offers. If […]

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What Important Documents Should I Keep And For How Long?

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Are you one to set the mail on the counter when you get home from work? Most of it is junk anyway right? You know you need to take care of the bills and important documents but you keep putting it off, and the pile keeps growing. Eventually, you pay the bills. But then you […]

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What Happens If I Cannot Pay My Hospital Bills?

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You had an emergency appendectomy. Your child was stung by a bee causing a severe allergic reaction. You’re recuperating from a terrible case of the flu. You were hit by a car while on your bike. There are many reasons why you or a family member head to the emergency room or spend time in […]

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What Should People Know If Something Bad Happens To Me?

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You’ve heard the saying, “hope for the best but prepare for the worst” and maybe you’ve taken it to heart. You’re getting ready to buy life insurance and researching disability insurance. And perhaps you’ve even written down some information on ‘in case of emergency documents’. But that’s all you’ve managed to do in terms of […]

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What Are The Pros, Cons And Limits Of HSAs (Health Savings Accounts)?

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During health plan or open enrollment time, your place of employment probably looks like many others. There are lots of “water cooler” conversations about different plans, past experiences, deductibles, and copays. Health savings accounts are drawing your attention and you want to learn more. Let’s say last year you spent $8,000 on the “Cadillac” medical […]

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What Happens If I Get Really Sick Or Hurt While Uninsured?

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Maybe you’ve always been covered by health insurance and you think becoming uninsured could never happen to you. But you might be surprised by some of the reasons people lose health insurance or have lapses in coverage at some point in their lives. In 2017, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported approximately […]

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How Important Is Disability Insurance And Do I Really Need It?

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Own a car and you probably insure it because you know it’s important. It’s so important most states require it by law. A 2016 Insurance Information Institute poll found 95 percent of homeowners had homeowners insurance and 41% of renters carried insurance too. But how important is disability insurance? It makes sense to protect yourself, your […]

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Can I Save For Retirement When Helping My Kids and Parents?

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If you’ve asked yourself how you’ll save for retirement while also financially helping your kids and parents, you’re not alone. A few years ago, the Pew Research Center reported that almost half of all adults in their 40’s or 50’s were either raising a child or supporting a grown child, while also helping a parent […]

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Why Is Having A Power of Attorney Document So Important?

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Power of attorney documents (POAs) are legal papers in which an individual (the principal) designates another person (the agent or attorney-in-fact) to act on their behalf and make decisions on certain matters (a specific financial transaction for example) or on all matters. POAs may be limiting in actions and duration, or be all-encompassing and lifelong. They are […]

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medical care

What Is Long Term Care Insurance And Should I Get It?

Is Stressing Out Over Money Hurting Your Health?

How Can I Save Money On Prescription Medications?

What Is Open Enrollment And Do I Need To Do Something?

What Important Documents Should I Keep And For How Long?

What Happens If I Cannot Pay My Hospital Bills?

What Should People Know If Something Bad Happens To Me?

What Are The Pros, Cons And Limits Of HSAs (Health Savings Accounts)?

What Happens If I Get Really Sick Or Hurt While Uninsured?

How Important Is Disability Insurance And Do I Really Need It?

Can I Save For Retirement When Helping My Kids and Parents?

Why Is Having A Power of Attorney Document So Important?

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