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Recent Insurance Articles
What's the Difference Between In-Network and Out-of-Network?
Having adequate insurance is essential, but it's also important to understand where you can receive treatment without high out-of-pocket costs. That comes down to the difference between in-network and out-of-network providers.
What Is Coinsurance?
Coinsurance is a type of out-of-pocket expense paid by policyholders that is sometimes included in healthcare insurance plans. Here's how it works.
What Is Medicare Supplemental Coverage?
A Medicare supplement insurance policy (Medigap) could be a good option for you if you want to retain your Original Medicare coverage but pay less out of pocket when you receive services.
What is a Copay?
Understanding how much you'll pay out-of-pocket when you make a health insurance claim is essential. This primer on copayments should get you up to speed.
What's a Pre-Existing Condition?
You might wonder what qualifies as a pre-existing condition and whether it will affect future coverage. Here, we break it all down to help you prepare for new coverage.
What Is an Insurance Premium?
Whatever type of insurance you buy, you'll need to understand how the premium structure works and ensure it's affordable.
What Is Medicare?
Medicare is a type of federal healthcare insurance that aims to make healthcare coverage accessible and affordable for older Americans and other vulnerable groups.
What's a Deductible?
What you need to pay to receive healthcare services isn't always clear. Understanding health insurance deductibles and how they work can prepare you for expenses when you use your coverage.
