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- Individual
April 20, 2020
A Buying Guide To Affordable Health Insurance
Outside of Open Enrollment, millions of Americans can still be able to buy ACA-compliant individual health insurance plans if they qualify for a special…
- Financial Planning
March 5, 2020
How does the ACA impact your taxes?
Marketplace coverage can still affect your federal tax return through the premium tax credit. Use the current IRS instructions.
- Individual
February 24, 2020
Health Insurance Marketplace Explained
The Affordable Care Act a.k.a. Obamacare has created a category of health insurance policies. These new policies will be sold on Health Insurance Marketplace.…
- Individual
February 7, 2020
You've Turned 26 – Are you covered?
Happy Birthday! By 26, you've got quite a few life milestones and some useable experience under your belt. Now here's another one: Shopping for health…
- Medicare
February 3, 2020
Navigating Medicare Supplemental Plans
Our goal is to ensure that everyone we serve is informed and well-educated about Medicare and the various Medicare Supplemental Plans associated with Medicare.…
- Medicare
January 16, 2020
How Does the Donut Hole Really Work?
The Part D coverage gap in this article is the 2020 benefit. In 2026, Medicare sets the yearly out-of-pocket limit for covered Part D drugs at $2,100.
- Medicare
January 14, 2020
Getting Started with Medicare
You have important decisions to make when you become eligible for Medicare. Our goal is to help you understand your options and feel confident about choosing…
- Individual
January 13, 2020
Special Enrollment Period FAQ
A special enrollment period still depends on a qualifying life event, and many windows are 60 days.
- Individual
January 2, 2020
Preventative Care Lowers Health Care Costs
Simply put, Preventative Care is any medical service that defends against health emergencies. It would include doctor visits, like annual physicals, well-woman…
- Ancillary
December 27, 2019
What is Short Term Health Insurance?
Federal rules published in 2024 define a new short-term plan as no more than 3 months at first and no more than 4 months total, including renewals.
- Medicare
December 26, 2019
Understanding Medicare Part D
Part D still has a deductible stage, an initial coverage stage, and catastrophic coverage.
- Individual
December 18, 2019
Life Without Insurance
As we all know, Health Insurance is not cheap and it can be really tempting to go without coverage, especially if you are relatively healthy.