Category Archives: Finance Guide

Does Fair Include Insurance?

Are you one of those people who assume that insurance companies treat everyone fairly? Think again. While we all know the importance of having insurance coverage, it can be challenging to determine if your policy is fair or not. In this blog post, we’ll examine whether “fair” includes insurance and unveil some shocking truths about […]

Are Retiree Health Insurance Premiums Paid By An Employer Taxable?

Employers increasingly offer retiree health coverage through health reimbursement arrangements (HRA), which help their employees cover plan-eligible medical expenses during retirement. Employer premium payments are generally exempt from taxes, helping employees keep costs for health insurance at bay after tax payments. But is this exemption permanent? Taxes on Premiums Employer contributions toward retiree health insurance […]

How Does Short Term Health Insurance Work?

Short-term health insurance provides coverage gaps. This type of policy differs from major medical policies in that they’re less expensive and shorter in duration – though they still need to cover all ten of ACA essential benefits, these typically exclude services like maternity care or behavioral/mental health. Cost Short-term plans offer low upfront costs while […]

What Type of Information Would Be Found in a Policy’s Insuring Agreement?

Information contained within a policy’s insuring agreement will vary depending on the type of insurance being purchased; for example, homeowner’s policies typically contain named-perils coverage limits premiums and deductibles. Navigating policy exclusions and exceptions may seem intimidating, but this information is vital in understanding exactly what coverage exists within an insurance policy. Definitions The Definitions […]

Car Insurance Policy Exclusion Clauses – Loss Of Use

Let’s look at the “loss-of-use” exclusion in your car insurance policy. It describes what alternate transport your insurer will provide if your vehicle becomes unusable due to theft or accident. The majority of cases, the answer is negative. A few insurance companies have a team that can repair your vehicle and provide a courtesy vehicle if […]