If you’ve ever had to pay for having a baby without the help of your health insurance, it must have been prior to 2014 and the Affordable Care Act. Before that, pregnancy insurance wasn’t considered an essential coverage, but a pre-existing condition. Only about 12 percent of plans in the individual market included pregnancy coverage. […]
You are more or less likely to be affected by crime depending on which state you live in. Based on data collected by the FBI, it turns out higher crime rates are all over the U.S. map, but the highest of all are often southern states, which also happen to be highest in crime. Like […]
You’re driving down a rural road when suddenly a deer darts in front of you. What happens next—and the kind of policy you have—determines whether or not your car insurance will cover any damage to your car. Statistics Deer season occurs from about October through December and drivers are more likely to hit a deer […]
This fall the Republican Study Committee (RSC) released a health plan based on conservative proposals that have come before. The new plan tries to replace portions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA, Obamacare) to mold it to reflect a more conservative approach. Overview of Key Points in the RSC Plan Personal, Portable Health Insurance This […]
Where you live may affect your coverage options. Our reference guide will assist you in findoing plans available in your state.
From "absolute liability" to "written premiums," we've done the work for you to define commonly used insurance terms.
© 2018 e-INSURE. Privacy Policy | Terms
844-EINSURE
