Category Archives: Finance Guide

Why You Should Get Life Insurance While Still Young and Healthy

With all the ongoing expenses and living costs, life is expensive enough. It’s natural to delay investing in things that don’t give you an immediate return (you hope), such as life insurance. Additionally, younger people are less likely to think about death and live a more busy life, so they rarely discuss the topic. Many single […]

Who Can Provide Skilled Nursing Care Quizlet Insurance?

Long Term Care (LTC) insurance markets provide various forms of coverage. This may include room and board, skilled nursing care, intermediate care and custodial care as well as home health, adult day care hospice and respite care – usually paid for with premiums that will eventually be reimbursed after an agreed upon look-back period has […]

Can My Employer Pay My Health Insurance Premium?

Under the Affordable Care Act, all full-time employers and their dependents are mandated to offer health coverage to employees and dependents. Employers have various options available to them for providing this coverage for their employees. In this article, we’ll look at three great strategies available to small businesses: health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs), employer-sponsored plans and […]

Which Of The Following Are Common Uses Of Life Insurance Proceeds?

Life insurance death benefits may be distributed in various ways, such as lump sum, installments or an annuity. Some permanent policies also feature cash value accumulation and nonforfeiture provisions. Policyholders often name a beneficiary who will receive the death benefit when someone passes. This enables heirs to pay outstanding debts, funeral costs and taxes before […]

How Financially Sound is Your Insurance Company?

Understanding Financial Stability Insurance companies promise more benefits than they take in premiums. If you have a $200,000 home insurance policy that covers insurable events affecting your residence, it is possible you will pay a low premium relative to the benefit. Let’s assume that you only pay $150 per month for this benefit. This means that your benefit […]

What You Should Know About Property Damage

There are two types of property damage: property damage caused by another person to your property, or damage due to a natural disaster. Property damage you cause to someone else’s property. Your property can be protected from many possible disasters, such as fire, smoke, vandalism, flood, and fire. It is important to understand the details and […]