Category: Insurance
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Insurance Card Scan and Verification
The world of insurance inaccuracy is a costly matter – but the future is looking bright. OCR technology has lead to the innovation of insurance card scan and verification. Learn more about the impact to the health insurance industry in the infographic below: Source: OrbitHC
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Why You Should Purchase Gun Liability Insurance
While it is a protected right to own a legal firearm, it may soon become local policy to also require having gun liability insurance. Learn more about the ins and outs of gun liability insurance in the visual deep dive below, courtesy of US Insurance Agents:
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Understanding Healthcare.gov’s Rocky Rollout
Healthcare.gov definitely had a rocky start. This infographic presented by Galorath provides a deeper look into why this was the case. Check it out below to learn more. Embedded from Galorath
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Life Insurance: Leave a Legacy for a Latte a Week
Do you know what happens to the funds invested in a life insurance policy when you die? This must-see infographic presented by InsuranceQuotes.com cites the payoff of debts and funeral cost among others. Read on to discover how investing in life insurance today will remove some uncertainty and provide some security for the ones you…
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Product Recalls: Does Business Insurance Cover This Huge Risk?
With the frequency and cost of product recalls, it is important for a business that sells products to the public to protect themselves. Recalls happen in every industry, though most frequently in the automotive, pharmaceutical, food, and child product industries. Recalls cause a lot of damage to a business, in cost of the recall, as…
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Will You be Able to Afford Long-Term Healthcare?
It is highly likely that you will require long-term care at some point during your life. Seventy percent of people ages 65+ will need long-term care, and of those who already have long-term care needs, 42 percent are under age 65. The costs and risks of not having long-term care insurance go up with age.…
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Health Insurance and the Working Poor
America has a serious economic and social problem. The U.S. currently has around 50 million citizens living below the poverty line, 10.4 million of which are considered “working poor.” Working poor citizens are those who currently hold jobs that do not provide them with enough financial support to put them above the poverty line. The…
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Why Does Insurance Drop When You’re 25?
Here is an infographic from Auto Insurance Center about why the price of insurance drops when you reach the age of 25 with sections about car rental companies, accident rates and how to save the most money on car insurance. To see a full size version of the infographic click here.