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 Should I let the policy lapse or surrender it?
I hold 2 policies: an endowment and a whole life policy. I have bought these policies for about 1.5 year already. Now, I realized the higher costs are not justifiable and like to terminate these ...


 Insurance didn’t pay for my delivery, why??
I had my baby Jan 3, 2.5 weeks early. I looked on the insurance website just a minute ago and they have denied everything that had to do with my hospital stay. Why and how can they do that. I am ...


 What do you think is the best health insurance company in southern california?
i need to purchase individual coverage....


 Anybody thinks it is a waste of time to have Property Insurance?
I live in a hurricane zone and apart from that I have always been afraid of fire or earthquakes. The cost is almost prohibitive, but my house is now insured, in time for the hurricane season and I ...


 How to be a successful life insurance agent?
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 Do I need a non-owner's insurance policy?
I am going to sell my vehicle soon. I will no longer need car insurance. Do I need to purchase a "non-owners" policy? I know that when I eventually do buy another car + insurance, they ask ...


 Does homeowner's insurance pay for...?
an injury that was recieved on someone's property? My son, who is an adult, tripped fell and broke his arm at a friend's house. My son has no insurance. Is the friend liable since it was at ...


 Does anyone know an agency or foundation that will help with funeral costs?
My mom died 3 months ago and I'm still struggling to pay the remaining burial costs....


 Flooding....?
Why should those who havent paid for home insurance complain that the government isnt helping them? Surelly, if they recieve financial aid, why bother with insurance?
Its a tragedy and i dont ...


 What kind of life insurance do we need? and what is a good company to buy from?
My husband and I are 28 years old, have three children and plan to have one more child in the near future. We live in Virginia (DC area). His annual earnings are about $70k; I also work part time ...


 Life insurance beneficiary refuses the proceeds
assume my father had a life insurance policy for 1,000,000 on his life with me as the beneficiary. upon his death i recieved the proceeds and did not touch one penny. six months later i decide that ...


 What is a Good, Afordable Health Insurance Company in the US?
Low prices. Thanks!...


 How to find out someones insurance company to file a claim if they will not cooperate?
I FELL DOWN MY APARTMENT STAIRS FOR THE 3RD TIME AFTER VERBALY AND IN LETTERS ASKING THE LANDLORD TO REPAIR THE STAIRS AND MAKE THEM SAFE. THERE HAS BEEN A POSTMAN, POLICEMAN, AND MY PREGNANT DAUGHTER...


 Okay, I have a massive hospital bill in the state of Oklahoma. I am not an Oklahoma resident, I am a?
Louisiana resident. I have a Louisiana Medical Card and I was wondering if I could use that for the bill, even though this happened back on June 30. I literally can't afford to pay this bill. It ...


 Is there a renters insurance out there that would cover a pitbulls?
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 Should I buy term life insurance?
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 A friend of mine is starting a carpet laying business - what types of insurance should they consider?
What types of insurance should somebody with their own business consider?
Income Protection, Life, Professional Indemnity, tools & equipment, sickness & accident, health...??

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 Can a Company decrease your pay without a demotion?
My company wants to decrease my pay because they are not making enough money( yea right) is this legal?...


 How can i suceed in insurance business?
i was an insurance agent for a company. so for i did not progressed in the business....


 For how many years does a person need to pay national insurance contributions.?
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ilya m
How much is fair for employee health insurance contribution?
My company used-to pay 100% of employee and family health premium. Now, they're asking the employees to contribute, $125/mo for employee, $400/mo for employee+family. They're giving a 1 month notice. Is this fair? Thanks!
                     
 




zippythejessi
That's totally fair - in fact, dirt cheap! (My insurance is $400 a month just for ME. Many family plans are in the neighborhood of twice that.) Most companies do ask for employee contribution - some have the employee pay it all. In today's world, it's VERY rare to not have employees contribute something.


Insurance Biz CT
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30-days notice is sufficient notice in most states to notify employees of changes in benefits and contribution. Most employers are struggling with managing the increasing cost of health coverage. How much can they increase their prices to afford the double-digit increases in health insurance cost while still remaining competitive?

Most employers are looking at their contribution strategies, or their level of benefits provided. If they don't want to decrease the benefits (increasing copays, deductibles) the only way to keep the benefits is to pass on more of the monthly cost to employees. There are many employers out there who are cancelling their group plans, as a last resort. This is not a great alternative for employees, as some states' laws allow insurance companies to decline coverage or exclude coverage due to pre-existing conditions.

It could be worse!


mamatohaley+1
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That sucks that they are giving such small notice but thank God they are still paying something!!


Gem
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Is it fair that our insurance coverage has more than tripled in less than 5 years?

We used to pay $600 a month (in 2002) to insure 4 employees, now it is $1900 a month. How is that fair?

We are seriously considering canceling our plan and giving the employees a couple hundred bucks a month to find their own.

Reality of the new world order.


mommyme
well probably not, but if you want insurance its what you have to do. Medical care is outrageous. When I had a baby the bill (I do have insurance but I saw the charges) was something like $16,000.00


mbrcatz
Sure it is, they don't HAVE to give you any contribution at all!! If you don't like it, feel free to find another job - but I don't know ANY companies that pay 100%, unless you're an NEA member. Only public employees get 100% paid.


AZBlue
This seems very fair, especially the family rate. Most companies do not pay toward the family premium, and many pay for half the employee rate only. Your company is most likely contributing over half the real cost, possibly two-thirds, based on the figures you have mentioned.


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