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In health insurance, plan maximums are like spending limits set by insurance companies to manage risk and determine costs. Learn why these limits are relevant when you're selecting a health insurance plan.

You may be thinking you should start with the 'cheapest' health care plan now, and later upgrade 'when you need to'. Here's what you need to know about why that isn't true, and why you may not always be able to upgrade in the future.

Ever wish you had a quick reference guide for what insurances you actually needed and when? Well, here it is.

You think you've got health insurance figured out, but do you really? Here's a little something you probably don't know, and why you should prioritize coverage for large unforeseen expenses over small predictable expenses.

A guide to when a company can (or cannot) treat premiums paid for individual extended health care plans as a legitimate business expense.

Unless you have been blessed with the gift of immortality, all of us human beings (unfortunately) face the prospect of aging, and in doing so will tend to develop some health history along the way.