Insurance
Medicare Advantage Plan Denials Can Be Appealed
Medicare Advantage (MA) plans, also known as Part C, are an all-in-one health insurance alternative to original Medicare. Medicare.gov says private insurance companies...
Loss Assessment Coverage: The HOA/Condo Blind Spot
There is a perceived convenience to belonging to a neighborhood homeowner’s association (HOA) or owning a condominium. All the extras, like groundskeeping, a...
The Legal Risks of Volunteering
Giving back to the community can be rewarding. It’s an opportunity to make a positive impact. But well-intentioned volunteer work may come with...
Personal Injury Liability vs. a Bodily Injury Claim
Automotive and homeowners liability are similar in many ways, but they differ in key ways. For automotive insurance, there is bodily injury and...
The COBRA-to-Medicare Penalty Nobody Warns You About
The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) is a federal law that lets you keep employer group insurance when it ceases due to...
Is There a Downside to Switching Insurance Frequently?
By Rachael Green From Kiplinger’s Personal FinanceYou’ve heard the advice to shop around for new quotes once in a while to see if...
Medicares GLP-1 Bridge Program and Its Exceptions
Obesity is a health problem that contributes to heart disease, diabetes, and various other ailments. According to the United Health Foundation, 29.5 percent...
Medicares $2,100 Ceiling Part D Drug Costs
More than 66 million people have Medicare health coverage, according to the program. And according to the Commonwealth Fund, nine out of 10...
