United Life enters Critical Illness market with exclusive plan through AACII
New product offered exclusively through the American Association for Critical Illness insurance will offer consumers affordable options for cancer-only or CI insurance coverage.
Reality Check: May is Disability Insurance Awareness Month
Consumers all too often need a reality check when it comes to protecting their family’s financial future, and DIAM can provide it.
Urban Institute: 25-43 million Americans could lose employer-based health coverage during pandemic
Between 25 and 43 million Americans could lose their employer-based health insurance if the unemployment rate hits 20% in the coming months, according to a new report from the Urban Institute.
Millennials poised to spur major growth in Critical Illness market?
Jesse Slome says Millennials ready to take the torch from Boomers, which could be a boon for CI at the expense of life insurance.
Group rails against financial risks of Short-Term Health Plans
New research from the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society says the recently modified plans leave policyholders dangerously vulnerable to major out-of-pocket medical bills.
Comparison shopping can save Med Supp enrollees more than $1,000 per year
A new analysis of Plans F, G and N from eHealth shows that finding the lowest-price Medicare Supplement plan available can pay big dividends.
HealthSherpa enrolls over 1 million Americans during Open Enrollment Period
Company says its ACA health insurance enrollments more than doubled compared to 2019.
Medicare premiums taking one of biggest jumps in years says Senior Citizens League
While the Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will increase benefits by 1.6% in 2020, Medicare Part B premiums are climbing by 6.7%, more than four times faster.
Milliman report shows modest growth in individual disability insurance market
15 IDI market leaders record combined 2018 new premium sales of $401 million, a growth rate of 1.5%
Few health insurance consumers believe ‘Medicare for All’ would be implemented
New eHealth survey finds broad support for government action to reduce the cost of prescription drugs.