Did you know that dental insurance is not just one-size-fits-all? Many people are unaware that there are actually different types of dental insurance available depending on your needs and budget. One such type is secondary dental insurance, which can be a great way to save money on your dental expenses. In this blog post, we […]
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Adults and kids are returning to their regular routines, as most states have reopened. Adults will have to return to work which means more cars on the road. A summer routine for kids usually includes riding bikes, going to the playground, and playing in the neighborhood. Road dangers increase as more people spend time outside. Safety measures must […]
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Accidents happen and phones break. It’s an unfortunate fact of life. If you’re an avid Verizon customer, you may be wondering “Does Verizon Insurance Cover Broken Screen?” The answer to this question depends on the type of insurance coverage you have purchased from Verizon. In this blog post, we will explore the different types of […]
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It can be difficult to understand car insurance because of the many coverage options. How much do they cover? When should you get it? It is not worth the extra money. We’ll give you some knowledge today. This article will discuss some of the most common car insurance coverages and help you decide if you need them. It is […]
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Shopping for car insurance can be a daunting task. With so many different policies, companies, and quotes to consider, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed when trying to find the best deal. That’s why understanding how to quote car insurance is a must before selecting an insurer. In this post, we’ll take a look at the […]
Finance Guide
Burnt Offerings – Sacrificing Insurance and Investment Clients to the Altars of Greed and Compliance
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Webster defines compliance as “the act or conforming, acquiescing or yielding”. It is a department within a company that interprets the laws of the industry, dictates policy to employees, and investigates violations. This department is made up of lawyers and examiners who work together to ensure that the company does not get into trouble with the federal […]
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College is great for learning, but it’s not fun to go to college without a car. A car is a better dream than a senior in high school. Insurance rates are more expensive for younger people because they are considered high-risk. What can a college student do to lower car insurance costs? This list contains five important car insurance […]
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When an employee is injured on the job or develops a medical condition that prevents them from working, they may qualify to receive short term disability benefits. But when it comes to health insurance, who pays for it during this time? This article will explore who pays for health insurance while an employee is on […]
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Insurance is the only thing we have to pay for that we don’t want to use. You will need insurance in an emergency. These points should help you understand the insurance implications of any real estate venture. Myths (presented not in a particular order) 1. Insurance is not mutually exclusive to estate, tax and financial planning… Insurance is […]
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It’s a common question: Can you still borrow full COA if you don’t get health insurance through your school? It’s a valid concern, especially now with so many students attending online-only schools and not being able to get health insurance. The answer is yes, you can still borrow the full cost of attendance (COA) even […]