Illinois makes modification to Mini-COBRA.
Who says that Illinois legislators don’t do anything? Effecitve in June the Illinois legislature enacted two modification to the health insurance regulations that have impact […]
Effective June 1, 2009, Illinois has a new law taking effect regarding children being able to stay on their parents coverage until Age 26, as long as the child is not married.
This law change is well known and documented in Illinois, but there is a component of the law that is not very well known. Carriers are being very tight lipped about it. To my knowledge, I have not seen any carrier sending out it's sales force of agents, any documentation on the subject.
Under the new law, and subject to some yet undefined interpretation, NO DEPENDENT CHILD CAN ...
Q. Does the Economic Stimulus have anything to help me with Health Insurance costs? If you were laid of since September 1, 2008, or in 2009, […]
The announcement hit my desk like a brick on Waterford Crystal. If you like this idea, you better think twice next time you complain about highly skilled jobs being lost here […]
The magic question! Believe it or not, we do believe that there are some simple ways to narrow the search. When shopping for health insurance, remember that you are looking for protection, not to save $10.
Here’s a quick check list.
A COCC is a Certificate of Creditable Coverage. This is the proof that you need to provide when you […]
On October 9, 2008, President Bush signed into law a requirement that insurance policies allow college students who are on their parents health plan to take a medical leave of […]
It’s understandable in a tight economy that many young adults today do not find value in having health insurance. The odds are in your favor that if you don’t have health insurance and save your premium that you’ll be ok. The odds are also in your favor if you ...
What is a pre existing condition and why do health carriers worry about this? When Applying for coverage, do I need to tell the insurer or the agent about a medical issue, and what can happen if I don’t? The dreaded ‘preexisting condition clause’ is huge implied threat to most people getting ...