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  • Covering Your Assets: Insuring Body Parts
    Ever watched a celebrity gossip news show? Come on, be honest!

    Ever read a celebrity gossip magazine? Still lying to yourself?

    Okay, how about you’ve stood in a checkout line at the grocery store and seen the cover of a gossip magazine? Gotcha!

    Then you’ve probably seen a headline about a celebrity buying an insurance policy on a part of their body. For many years, celebrities have garnered press attention for taking out such policies—among many other things. You’ve probably heard of singers insuring their vocal cords, athletes covering arms/legs, supermodels insuring facial features, and the list goes on.
  • Student Health Insurance 101
    From playing ultimate Frisbee in the rain to pulling all-nighters hopped up on nothing but a 12-pack of energy drinks, college students don’t always make the right decisions when it comes to their health. And breaking an arm during a mud-wrestling match can wipe out a student’s entire savings if he doesn’t have health insurance. That’s why it’s important to make sure your student has the proper coverage – whether it’s under your policy or their own – before heading off for college.
  • Choosing the Right Life Insurance Policy
    With more than 2,000 companies offering life insurance, there is stiff competition for your business and a wide array of policy choices, too. So how do you navigate all these choices? You’ll want to read on to learn how to select the right life insurance policy
  • Is Your Health Insurance Right for You?
    Your health is way too important to leave to chance. That’s why it’s critical that you have health insurance and that it is the right fit for you and your family. Unfortunately, millions of Americans do not know if their health insurance plan will cover their needs—or how to secure better coverage.
  • Life Insurance: Can You Live Without It?
    In the thick of an economic slump, many consumers aren’t likely to have “buy life insurance” at the top of their to-do lists.

    Yet life insurance is indispensable. Parents and business owners—indeed, anyone who has people dependent on them financially either at home or at work—can benefit from the unique advantages of life insurance.
  • Life insurance: Do you need it?
    The most frequently asked question about life insurance is: Do I need it? The answer depends greatly on your situation. So, let’s determine if you need it. Review these statements and check all that apply:
  • When You Travel, Do You Need Special Insurance?
    Recent years have brought travel risks to the forefront of consumers’ minds: the economic downturn and safety risks overseas due to political unrest to name a few.
Life and Health Insurance
If you’re young and in good health, you probably have never thought much about life insurance. But have you ever considered what financial obligations might still exist if you died? In addition to funeral costs and current bills, what about family living expenses, mortgage payments, long-term debt and college costs? The primary purpose of life insurance is to provide resources for all of these expenses.

In a health care environment that is constantly shifting, are you unsure what kind of health insurance might be right for you? If you are unable to work due to sickness or injury, health insurance is designed to cover treatment costs, as well as provide an ongoing income during the period you are ill. And if your injury or illness is more long-term, disability insurance helps supplement your lost income.

The Consumer's Guide to Life and Health Insurance can help you determine how to to find the right policies for you. you haven't recently reviewed your family's health, life and disability coverage now is the time to do so. Talk to your Trusted Choice® insurance professional about your specific needs for life, health and disability insurance.

 

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