By: Fatima
Generally, your deductible should be no higher than whatever you would feel comfortable writing a check for — whether out of current earnings, or cash specially set aside to cover your deductible at...
View ArticleBy: Sergey45
It sounds not bad, thou it is unbelievably cheap. How old are you? Another thing – you have to make sure you are with reliable insurance company. Here what I’d do: Step One: Obtain as many quotes as...
View ArticleBy: Don
It sounds OK to me. You don’t mention prescription co-pays, which is more important to me than doctor visits. Before signing up, I would compare it to an HSA type of policy because of the potential tax...
View ArticleBy: Insurance Pickle.com
I’m not sure (1st guy’s response) why you’d want to go to a $1500 deductible from $500 when the $500 is only $76/month. How much could it possibly save? If it saved 20% would it be worth knocking...
View ArticleBy: TedEx
See what a plan with a $ 1500 deductable will cost. Probably less than the $ 500.00 plan.
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