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Did you know medical bills are one of the biggest reasons Americans go into debt? Make sure this doesn’t happen to you by investing in a plan that covers the unexpected. Learn how we can help at myinsurancelady.com. #medicine #insurance #insuranceagent #InsuranceCoverage
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The passage of Obama Care in 2010 legally permitted insurance companies the right to increase deductibles and co-pays in the following year's premiums with the submission of insurance claims regardless of the deductible payment(s) met. Therefore, every time a claim is submitted for reimbursement this provides evidence needed to raise the following year's deductible and co-pays. If you know the yearly deductible will not be met then don't submit claims to the insurance carrier, pay cash. It's usually less out of pocket than going through the insurance carrier.
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Essentials for your financial future: √ Have medical insurance √ Have an emergency fund √ Multiple sources of income √ Diversify investments - bonds, real estate, etc. √ Budget 50:30:20 [50% on needs, 30% on wants/loans, 20% on savings/investments]
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When are Short Term Credit Facilities Beneficial? #3. Individuals and businesses may use short-term credit to cover unexpected and urgent expenses, such as medical bills, repairs, or unforeseen business costs that may not be covered by respective insurance policies.
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The main rate of primary Class 1 National Insurance contributions is reduced from 12% to 10% with effect from 6 January 2024. Read this article to find out what this means for employees and directors: https://lnkd.in/dWwUC8H4 #nic #employees #directors
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It's a sobering statistic: There are more than 100 million people, that's 41% of adults, living with medical debt in America. This is a significant challenge facing our nation, but it's important to remember that every challenge presents an opportunity for progress. With increased awareness, compassion, and innovative solutions, we can work towards a healthcare system that prioritizes the well-being of all Americans and ensures financial security for everyone. Let's turn this issue into a catalyst for positive change. #innovation #management #creativity #future #motivation #sustainability #leadership #careers #insurance #sales #business #rates #numbers #renewals #Q4 #businessowner #advice #consulting #savings #cost #flexibility #ACA #reporting #reports #salary #disease #program #prevention #survey #direct #surge #america #debt
To protect workers from medical debt, help fill their coverage holes
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When dealing with a liquidated company that does not have the benefit of insurance it is necessary to consider certain and important steps. Shy Islam and Shevy Narendra consider some practical considerations and what should insurers do with a subrogated recovery claim if the liquidated company does not have the benefit of policy coverage. You can view the article here 👉 https://bit.ly/3tEJihA
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The main rate of primary Class 1 National Insurance contributions is reduced from 12% to 10% with effect from 6 January 2024. Read this article to find out what this means for employees and directors. https://lnkd.in/emrzRT_m
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Insurance rates are increasing due to a combination of factors including more frequent and severe natural disasters, rising healthcare costs, technological advancements leading to pricier repairs, and economic pressures such as inflation. These factors compel insurers to adjust premiums to maintain profitability and manage risks, resulting in higher costs for policyholders.
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Kick starting the new year with a new joint article! Insurers, companies and owner managed businesses need to consider important steps when dealing with a liquidated company that does not have the benefit of insurance. Please see my joint article with Shy Islam, specialist in our Property Damage team Alice Wilson Joanne Williams Weightmans #subrogation #insolvency #exceedingclientexpectations
When dealing with a liquidated company that does not have the benefit of insurance it is necessary to consider certain and important steps. Shy Islam and Shevy Narendra consider some practical considerations and what should insurers do with a subrogated recovery claim if the liquidated company does not have the benefit of policy coverage. You can view the article here 👉 https://bit.ly/3tEJihA
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