If you pay for your own medical-insurance premiums, you might consider acquiring a qualifying high-deductible health policy and then making annual tax-deductible contributions to a health savings account.

from SmartMoney.com

As young adults form young families, their insurance needs change drastically. In short, they need a lot more of it.

from Chicago Tribune

The new dental and vision options, which Congress mandated in 2004, will be available to all employees eligible for the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program and all retirees, although neither employees nor retirees have to be enrolled in a health plan to participate.

from Federal Times

The key to the Massachusetts plan is a new way of organizing the marketplace to enable consumers to compare and purchase health insurance plans.

from Heritage.org

“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 

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

“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 »