More than 3 million people use the health savings account program, which began in late 2003

from Springfield Business Journal

“Federal protections for certain drug classes have led to more extensive coverage by all plans for drugs in protected classes than in unprotected classes.”

from the Dailey Independent 

“If the couple is healthy and they are insurable, I think they can make money off this deal,”

recent article from Forbes

Golden Rule Insurance Company, a UnitedHealthcare company and leader in the individual insurance market for 60 years, today introduced its newest generation Short Term Medical plan to fill in gaps in coverage for individuals and families in times of transition and change.

Recent press realease

America is at the most important crossroads in healthcare policy of our lifetimes. We are on the threshold of creating a 21st-century intelligent healthcare system that saves lives and saves money for every American.

Article from American Enterprise Institute

Nearly 3.2 million people were covered by high-deductible health plans in January, America’s Health Insurance Plans reported Thursday.

That’s more than triple the number of people covered by the new breed of benefit less than a year earlier, according to AHIP, a national trade association of health benefits companies.

Story at the Detriot Free Press

Auto insurance extras, like Allstate’s “accident forgiveness” don’t come free. See if premium features are worth the premium.

Story at Marketwatch »

“Insurance is complicated and confusing. This guide answers some basic questions on where you need coverage and how much.”

A brief overview of 15 of the most commonly asked questions about insurance over at MSN Money »

Savvy shopping for insurance requires a little more effort than many people tend to give it. Too many consumers simply grab the first price they come across or accept routine rate increases without digging further for a better deal. It is important to compare not only the price but the coverage and exclusions among carriers.

Read Story at MSN »

Health insurance for University of Florida students could improve through less student control after a vote by the Student Senate Tuesday.

The current insurance offered to students isn’t enough, said Sen. Mike Bowen, author of the bill, because the student-dominated Insurance Board doesn’t have the expertise to negotiate good deals with insurance companies.

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