Cheaper Health Insurance in 11 Steps
Will a part time job provide health insurance? – If you are self-employed, or work at a job that does not provide health insurance, consider working part time for a company that provides group health insurance. … read more…
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That’s right, most self employed individuals and even some small business owners don’t carry Workers Compensation on themselves. There are insurance plans which will cover you on and off the job 24 hours a day, if you are not required … read more…
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The main reason why people think this way is because they don’t have the ability to have access to health insurance plans that is inexpensive and that would meet their budget. Reasons may be due to the person is self-employed or if … read more…
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Health Care Plans Are Not Created Equally
Finding affordable heath care is becoming more and more difficult as the number of jobless continues to rise. People who have been laid off, unemployed or self employed are on the lookout for health … read more…
Medical Plans For Your Entire Family
Getting any medical treatment, if you don’t have a health medical policy can be very pricy. But the cost of health plans have become more and more expensive. It is calculated there are approximatel… read more…
Dealing with Depression
Many people will experience some form of depression in their lifetime. Depression can range anywhere from mild and short-term to very severe and debilitating. If you feel yourself suffering from any… read more…
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Open Question: Finding Health Insurance With Suspicious Lumps?
Under my old employer’s health insurance plan, I saw a doctor for one problem and asked him in passing about several hard lumps beneath my skin. He told me they were brown fat deposits and not a problem unless they grew, multiplied or irritated me.
Fast forward three years and I no longer have the same job or medical insurance. I am noticing more of these lumps and a couple right below my sternum irritate me when I take a deep breath. There is a history of cancer in my family, so I am very concerned that I could be facing something serious.
Will I be able to find health insurance that covers the care of these lumps since I already have them? Does the fact that a physician has seen them in the past and diagnosed them have any bearing on my situation? I don’t even know if it would appear in their records since the lumps were not the purpose of the visit.
I am a 29 year old self-employed male in otherwise good health. Serious help and information would be hugely appreciated.
Voting Question: Can I claim my health insurance premiums?
I am self employed and pay monthly health insurance premiums. My wife has a job in which she participates in their health insurance program. Can I claim the premiums that I pay?
Resolved Question: Can I write off health Premiums when on Unemployment?
Can I write off Health Premiums when on Unemployment? I lost my job and it was cheaper to get a personal policy than COBRA for the couple of months in between jobs…. can I write this off on my taxes under the self-employed health insurance section (using TaxPro)? Some of the help topics say the premiums can qualify, if I wasn’t eligible to participate in an employer-sponsored health plan during the month for which the premium was paid….
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