Are you an avid outdoors person? Do you enjoy fishing, hiking, or camping? If so, you may be interested in primary and secondary vision insurance. Primary vision insurance is designed to help protect people who have lost their sight entirely. Secondary vision insurance is designed to help people who have lost some of their sight […]
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Review of MetLife auto insurance MetLife rates are slightly higher than the average for any coverage level. MetLife’s drivers are not exempted from the surcharge associated with an accident. However, MetLife isn’t the most expensive option if you have been in a car crash. MetLife offers few discounts for car and home customers, but those who are […]
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In the world of insurance, there are two types of insurance that are commonly confused: hazard insurance and flood insurance. Though they are similar in name, they serve quite different purposes. Hazard insurance protects you from physical risks, such as fire or theft. Flood insurance, on the other hand, is designed to protect you from […]
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It can be tough to make ends meet as a self employed individual. Between rent, food, and other necessary expenses, it can be difficult to save up for an unexpected illness or injury. That’s where health insurance comes in. If you’re self employed and don’t have health insurance through your employer, you may be wondering […]
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Have you been waiting for an insurance adjuster to call you back? If so, it might be worth your while to wait just a bit longer. Insurance companies are notorious for being slow in their claims resolution, and this is especially true when it comes to claims involving property damage. In fact, the average insurance […]
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Insurance is a necessary part of our economy. Without it, businesses would be forced to close, and people would be left without protection from the risks of life. But what happens if the government cuts taxes? Does that mean there’s a tax cut on having insurance? In this article, we will explore the answer to […]
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If you’re like most people, you probably think of Miata cars as being something special. After all, they’re just fun to drive and look cool. So, when you get a ticket in your Miata, you might be wondering if it’s worth insurance. The good news is that the answer to this question may surprise you. […]
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When you travel, you may be wondering how much medical insurance to Canada costs. This is a question that comes up time and time again, as people know they could use it in a moment of need. But just how much does medical insurance in Canada cost? And what are the different types of coverage […]
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Yes, medical malpractice tail coverage (also referred to as extended reporting endorsements or nose coverage) is tax deductible depending on your specific situation and should be discussed with a tax specialist for best results. Claim-made policies typically offer physicians an option to purchase “tail” coverage upon the expiration of their policy, the cost being approximately […]
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Retirees, their spouses and dependents insured under ORS can expect coverage to begin one month after all necessary forms and proofs are submitted to them. It’s essential that enrollment forms and proofs be sent promptly in order to avoid gaps or duplication of coverage. Effective dates typically follow a similar timeline outside exchanges; with one […]