Tag Archives: individual insurance
Health care measure seeks public option, rollbacks
As Republicans try to make President Obama’s landmark health care law a key issue in the 2012 election, a leading California consumer rights group wants to shift the debate by offering a groundbreaking state ballot measure calling for a public option, a 20 percent rate rollback and tough oversight of premiums. The initiative, aimed at … Continue reading
Could President Bush’s Healthcare Tax Plan Help Individuals?
The healthcare insurance tax plan proposed by President Bush is designed to reduce the number of people who don’t presently have health insurance – reported by the Census Bureau to be fourty-seven million in 2005, or 15.9 percent of the population. according to some healthcare experts, however, it could either increase or decrease the number … Continue reading
Kentucky Individual Health Insurance: How to find and choose a quality plan
Are you a resident of Kentucky who do not receive health benefits through your employer? if so, you may be interested in acquiring their own coverage. This type of coverage is called individual insurance. All health services are organized and paid for by you, the individual in question. At first glance, the purchase of a … Continue reading
Individual vs. Family Health Insurance Plans – What’s The Difference?
Healthcare certainly isn’t getting any cheaper in the USA, which mean finding the right health insurance plan to suit your budget isn’t an easy thing to do. However if you work out what you need from a health insurance plan, and who and what you need covered, that will be a big help in making … Continue reading
Industrial Alliance subsidiary merges with parent company
Published 13 September 2011 Industrial Alliance Insurance and Financial Services has merged its subsidiary, Industrial Alliance Pacific Insurance and Financial Services with its own operations. Industrial Alliance Pacific, headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, offers services in individual insurance, wealth management, creditor insurance and special market risks. After the combination, the operations will continue under the … Continue reading