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Assumption Life Youth Plus

December 12th, 2011 by Allison Smith

Assumption Life recently introduced Youth Plus. It is a term life insurance product designed for children. The policy is available to insure children between 15 days old and 17 years of age. The features on the policy include the following:

1. Term life insurance until the child has turned 25.

2. Guaranteed sum insured payable upon death.

3. Non-participating insurance (no dividend is payable).

4. Guaranteed level premiums, which means the premiums remain the same for the duration of the premium payment period.

5. Available as a stand-alone policy or a rider.

The plan comes in nine different base amount increments, starting as low as $35,000 and going to as high as $175,000.

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East Lansing Renters Insurance – Free Renters Insurance Quotes Online in East Lansing

December 8th, 2011 by Allison Smith

East Lansing renters insurance is something you may want to consider in order to protect your belonging in your local Michigan apartment, townhome, or house. It is one of the most responsible ways to protect your valuable purchases when you are renting in East Lansing. Many MI residents assume that their landlord is insured to protect their items however, this is not the case. Yes, East Lansing landlords have insurance for the interior and exterior of the apartment or house, the things that belong to him; but he or she is not responsible for the items you have brought into your new home. This is where East Lansing renters insurance come into play.

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IOM Essential Benefits Recommendations Draw Criticism

November 30th, 2011 by Allison Smith

A letter sent to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius from more than 2,400 health care providers and advocates offered objections to the Institute of Medicine’s recommendations regarding what benefits must be covered in state health insurance marketplaces. Additionally, Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, offered a warning regarding an Internal Revenue Service proposal on premium assistance in the health law’s insurance exchanges. 

Boston Globe: Health Providers, Advocates Criticize Institute Of Medicine On Insurance Recommendations More than 2,400 health care providers and advocates sent a letter to Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius today objecting to recommendations made by a panel of the Institute of Medicine regarding what benefits must be covered in state health insurance marketplaces developed under the Affordable Care Act.

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Best Term Life Insurance – Best Fit Term Policy

November 21st, 2011 by Allison Smith

  • Best Term Policy For Your Situation

If you are single with no dependents your only need for life insurance is sufficient to pay probate fees, pay off outstanding uninsured debt and to bury you. About $10,000 to $15,000 would be sufficient to do that.

If you are married you will need an amount that would be sufficient to replace your income after death. Each family is different. The number of children affect the amount required. Your lifestyle also affects how much you buy.

Find out which is the best amount and type by learning how much you need.

  • Best Term Life Policy From A Quality Carrier
  • I would like to suggest to you that all life insurance companies are safe to do business with.

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