Archive for June 2016
Even when offered life insurance, many employees don’t take advantage
Data over the last year-plus has repeatedly shown that the life insurance sector is getting back on track after some difficult years in the wake of the recession.
Read MoreVeterans could face difficulties getting life insurance
Veterans with a history of post-traumatic stress disorder can face additional challenges in qualifying for life insurance.
Read MoreMillennials turning around on life insurance as they age
During and even for years after the recession, it was very difficult to get people to buy life insurance.
Read MoreOregon likely to see health insurance rates spike
In the wake of the implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act’s individual coverage mandate, health insurance premiums have ticked up each year, but usually at rates well below pre-recession norms.
Read MoreFamilies crowdfund after deaths of uninsured kin
Polls show that while a lot of Americans don’t have life insurance, most understand that it has a significant value.
Read MoreACA credited with increased rural health insurance coverage
Since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act started requiring Americans to have health insurance a few years ago, millions of people who’d never had such coverage have been able to obtain it.
Read MoreMany young people may still need health insurance
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has helped bring health insurance coverage at a relatively low cost to millions of people nationwide.
Read MoreFewer seniors have employer-sponsored supplemental health insurance
For decades, older Americans who leave their jobs for retirement have relied upon Medicare to help them cover the various medical costs they incur.
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