Case Study #2 — When an Employer Falters, So Can the Health Insurance

by Vinaya HS on January 15, 2009

in Finance

Read this article and this article.

I’ve been crying myself hoarse on why you should opt for independent health coverage even if your employer currently provides one.

I hope you’ve already taken this all important step.

Further reading:

  1. Why You Should Opt For Independent Health Insurance Even If Your Employer Currently Provides One?
  2. Tip Tuesdays: When a Job Disappears, So Does the Health Insurance
  3. Why I Chose Star Health and Allied Insurance for My Independent Health Insurance Policy?
  4. Personal Finance Tip #1: Evaluating Health Insurance Providers
  5. A Real-Life Lesson: The Value of Being Debt Free, Having Independent Health Insurance, and an Emergency Fund

{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

1 sb 01.15.09 at 7:21 pm

stumbled across this today while deciding whether i should take additional health insurance in addition to the one provided by my employer and found your blog useful.

one suggestion. you seem to have labels for blogs but there is no listing of what labels have you used so it is difficult to search only for a specific set of blogs unless your page has the labels in one of your posts.

it would be good if you can list the labels on the right hand side and clicking them can show the related blogs thus increasing user convenience.

keep up the good work!

2 suparna 01.15.09 at 11:32 pm

Hi,

Your blog was a literal eye opener for me and have pushed me to now add an extra independent insurance for myself. Never knew your employers insurance coverage can chuck u too.

Thanks again
SUP

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