Insurance in the News

Do you know what you would do about health insurance should you become unemployed?

Is the insurance industry the next victim of the financial crisis?

Do you have a recent graduate? Are you thinking about retiring early? You have some unique health insurance challenges facing you.

Medicare revenues and spending are inherently mismatched. The Medicare Board of Trustees' prognosis for the condition of Medicare is grave.

A new study reports that the number of people who are underinsured has grown 60 percent in the past four years, to 25 million. Michelle Andrews reports

Affordable Health Insurance for the Unemployed
Elizabeth Newberry
For many people, one of the many benefits of being employed is having an affordable health insurance package. But what happens when you are unemployed?

Universal Health Care can work. But it might need a Medical Army

Inside Entrepreneurship: Insurance needs vary for small businesses
By SUSAN SCHRETER
Q: For now I am producing my products at home. At what point will I need business insurance?

Do You need Trip Insurance?
Groundings, bankruptcies and the outright closure of airlines in recent weeks have sparked a flurry of interest among travelers curious about insurance to protect them against those hazards.

Insurance Companies Refuse to Pay Rightful Life Insurance
By Sach Oliver
When someone loses a loved one, the last thing they want to do is fight with the insurance company over life insurance proceeds.

Insurance competition means drivers must shop carefully
Susan K. Scott

Before rushing to shop for a new auto policy, consumers need to take a minute toevaluate their situation.

What do you know about Long-term Care Insurance? Do you know what to ask the agent selling you the policy? If not, here are 18 Questions to ask about Long-Term Care (LTC)
There are a lot of health insurance proposals in the news. Here is a quick look at what they mean to you and me.

Commentary: On 10.04.07, President Bush vetoed a bill authorizing additional spending for the State Children's Health Insurance Program or S-chip based on the belief that the growth of this much needed program would lead to the expansion of health care sponsored by the government. Unfortunately, as is so often the case with this administration, it couldn't be farther from the truth.

Important Tips for insuring your grown children

Which country has over ten million 25 to 34 year olds without any sort of health coverage at all while adding another 1.4 million each year to the ranks of 45 million who have nothing to protect them?

According to the Employee Benefits Research Institute, many people who are healthy are opting not to pay the ever increasing premiums.

Inside each of us, hidden away and waiting to be tapped, is a Financial Planner. All you need do is ask the right questions.

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Has the change in the insurance industry caught you by complete surprise.