Insurance
Getting Your Health Plan to Cover Pricy Prescriptions
B.T. Ballenger on January 29, 2013
Insurance is a pain to navigate, but you can often get help and persistence pays off.
Ask Stacy: I Can’t Afford Health Insurance. What Can I Do?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
This reader is now paying nearly $900 monthly for health insurance and she can’t afford it. Here are five options.
America Is the Unhealthiest Among 17 Wealthy Countries
B.T. Ballenger on January 29, 2013
Americans have bigger issues with cardiovascular disease, diabetes and obesity than in other rich nations, a new study shows. And more than a third of our children are overweight or obese.
Where to Find the Best Medical Advice Online
B.T. Ballenger on January 21, 2013
One in three patients research their symptoms before talking to the doctor. If you’re among them, try these.
The Most Expensive 2013 Cars to Insure
B.T. Ballenger on January 14, 2013
One brand dominates the list of new cars with high insurance rates.
Judge: Worker’s Comp Will Cover Sex Accident
B.T. Ballenger on December 19, 2012
A court ruled an Australian woman injured during an intimate moment on a business trip is eligible for benefits.
The 10 Most Depressing States in the U.S.
B.T. Ballenger on December 17, 2012
These places have the highest reported rates of mental health issues. Do you live in one?
Need a Mortgage? Try Costco
B.T. Ballenger on November 15, 2012
The warehouse store can now help you get your own house. Their program’s already helped thousands.
States More Willing to Implement Healthcare Reform?
B.T. Ballenger on November 14, 2012
Some states put off health insurance exchange decisions until after the election. Now, they may be ready to go along.
Companies Lay Off Workers, Cut Hours to Avoid Obamacare
B.T. Ballenger on November 12, 2012
To avoid a legal obligation to pay employee healthcare costs, employers are cutting hours – and jobs.
How to Choose the Right Health Insurance Options
Guest Blogger on November 8, 2012
How much are you and your employer paying for your insurance? Are you overlooking a better option available to you? Read on for some important guidelines.
What Election Means for Health Care
B.T. Ballenger on November 7, 2012
President Obama won and Democrats retained the Senate, so the Affordable Care Act isn’t going away.
Superstorm Sandy Victims Hit with Uninsured Losses
Eric Rosenberg on November 6, 2012
Many Northeastern property owners without flood insurance grapple with the idea of paying for damages on their own.
Why Buy Both Comprehensive and Collision Insurance?
Guest Blogger on November 6, 2012
Do you really need to spend money on a car insurance policy with both comprehensive and collision? That depends on you.
Banks Offer More Credit for Sandy Victims
B.T. Ballenger on November 2, 2012
But don’t let your credit get swept away with the storm. Cheaper options may be available from charities and the government.
When to File a Homeowners Insurance Claim
B.T. Ballenger on November 5, 2012
There are situations where filing a claim could result in higher rates or even dropped coverage. Here’s how to know when to file.
Important Insurance Lessons from Superstorm Sandy
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 30, 2012
Even if you’re not one of the millions affected, there are lessons to be learned from Superstorm Sandy. Like what’s covered, what’s not, and how to deal with your insurance company.
Drinking Worse Than Smoking
B.T. Ballenger on October 18, 2012
New research shows alcoholism cuts life expectancy more drastically than a smoking addiction – especially for women.
Are You Prepared for Fire or Natural Disaster?
B.T. Ballenger on October 9, 2012
Do you know how long you have to get out after a smoke detector sounds, or how often you should replace them? Do you have a plan if your house starts burning down?
The Doctor Doesn’t Need to See You Now
B.T. Ballenger on October 2, 2012
The Census Bureau finds people are visiting medical providers less often than in 2001, although seniors still need frequent care.
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