Medicare
What Can I Do If I Can’t Afford My Medicare Premiums?
Your Medicare premium(s) means different things depending on the plans you are enrolled in. For Original Medicare (Parts A and B), it means the Part
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Renters Insurance
Why Would I Need Renters Insurance?
Renters insurance provides another layer of protection for your finances. Whatever you’re renting, whether it be a duplex, condo, apartment, or townhouse, you ought to
Umbrella Policy
Is It Worth It To Have An Umbrella Policy?
Your car or homeowners insurance exists to reduce your financial burden and liability when the worst happens. But even after all the coverage has kicked
Workers Compensation
How Does Workers Compensation Work?
Workers compensation insurance was created to protect employees and their families in instances of work-related injuries sustained from accidents. This works in the best interest
Car Insurance
What Can Make Your Car Insurance Rates Go Up?
What you pay for your car insurance now may not be what you pay next year. Car insurance is prone to fluctuation by nature. And
Health Insurance
Why Should I Get Health Insurance?
After 2019, health insurance is no longer mandatory under federal law. But it’s still vitally important – both for your physical and financial wellbeing. Medical
Car Insurance
Will Car Insurance Cover Theft?
Auto insurance has a set of options, and not all forms of it cover instances such as theft. For the most part, car insurance is
Medicare vs. Medicaid
What’s the Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid?
Medicare is a Federal health program for those 65 and older, disabled, and those with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). As long as one of these
Medicare
Will All Doctors Accept My Medicare Plan?
Sadly, no. Doctors with regard to Medicare fall into three buckets: participating, non-participating, and opt-out. Participating doctors have agreed to accept Medicare assignment. This means
Medicare Supplements
How Can I Compare Medicare Supplement Plans?
Original Medicare – Part A, hospital insurance, and Part B, doctor insurance – does not cover all costs. You are responsible for deductibles and copayments;
