Health Insurance: Less is More!
When you are shopping for health insurance, either for your family or your business, you may actually save money by using two policies than one! This may surprise you, but many agents are urging their clients to consider purchasing two separate types of health policies to provide great coverage for less money.
High Deductible Health Insurance
Consider major medical health insurance. We all know it is expensive, but a higher deductible plan can be a lot more affordable. It can also be easier to be accepted for one. And I have seen top insurers who even offer longer rate guarantees on them, and some come bundled with prescription coverage and doctor’s office copay features.
A $5k to $10k yearly deductible may seem very high. But consider saving hundreds every month on your premium bills. People who get rated up, because of a health condition, may save even more. For some people, a higher deductible health insurance plan may be the only affordable option.
Accident and Health Insurance Supplements
Have you seen health policies that supplement major medical by providing cash payments for accidents or illnesses. They are usually pretty inexpensive, and they pay out in cash. This money can come in handy if you need to pay expenses that are not covered by your health insurance policy. The cash can also be used for other associated costs like living expenses, transportation, etc.
You may be able to purchase a supplemental health and accident policy as a package, or find one accident policy and one sickness policy. Sometimes health insurance comes with an association membership, and the association provides supplemental coverage for a very reasonable price!
Look for more help from a qualified agent.
Major medical insurance will be expensive for most people, but an experienced professional should listen to your needs, and then find a plan that you can afford. If you can find a professional who represents a variety of companies, you should be able to compare your options.
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