Looking forward to retirement? Here are a few tips to a “Happy Retirement”.
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The hurricane season is officially upon us and the experts are predicting that this could be the most active one on record. According to Carrie Coolidge of the Daily Finance, homeowner’s and business owners are bracing for the worst, especially in those areas prone for hurricane related damage. Coolidge reports that the Tropical Meterology Project at Colorado State University is predicting 10 storms with 5 of those being major.
Insurance companies have been preparing for the worst also and most companies have sufficient cash reserves to pay for the expected surge in claims. Unfortunately, as we said in an earlier post, Congress has allowed the Flood Insurance program to lapse. Hopefully they will give this issue priority when they return to Washington.
We recommend that our clients review their Homeowner’s Insurance Policies to determine that adequate coverage is provided. Clients should also
consider adding Flood Insurance once the program is reinstated. Contact us for a policy review or for more information.
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Dave Chase, writing in the Huffington Post, states that Direct Primary Care is an excellent way to control health insurance premiums by contracting directly with primary care providers. Click the link above to read more about how Dave feels the Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) provisions in the new Health legislation may drive up the cost of health insurance by as much as 50% and how Direct Primary Care could be an attractive alternative.
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