Health Insurance for Freelancers?

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

Well...I'm glad you asked! The link is below.

Monthly dues of $229 have been reduced to $179 for anybody that signs up before Dec. 1.

Use Coupon Code "America."

http://groups.google.com/group/top-independent-agents?hl=en

 

[Y.L. Prinzel]

I asked because I never heard of a Licensed Financial Writer. I am a person who has a lot of curiosity----always interested in learning new things even if the information may seem trivial and useless.

I would never assume that anything written in this forum was trivial and useless

Any more input on limited benefit plans qualifying as creditable coverage? Also, I may be licensed but I'm not an active health agent so I have no idea how this plan (cost/benefits) would compare to others like it or comprehensive insurance plans--would love to give the readers an idea. Any thoughts?

 

[ABC]

This plan is not a qualified health insurance product.

 

[arnguy]

I would never assume that anything written in this forum was trivial and useless

....

Y.L., I was not referring just to this forum, but the world in general.

BTW, IMHO I believe it best to stay away from limited benefit health plans.

 

[Y.L. Prinzel]

Y.L., I was not referring just to this forum, but the world in general.

You must be a monster Trivial Pursuit player

Thanks everyone for your input

 

[arnguy]

You must be a monster Trivial Pursuit player

Thanks everyone for your input

I really do great on Jeopardy watching the show at home, but I don't think I would fare quite as well under pressure in the studio setting.

 

[johndale]

This would be for freelance writers, but thank you

I'm hoping to write the post on Friday and would love any more input you have.

Now I'm interested to become a freelance writer. Something to pursue this year for the sake of benefits.