Open enrollment for 2026 is approaching, and this period is especially important for people covered under an Affordable Care Act (ACA, also known as Obamacare) individual policy, as well as those enrolled in Medicare. Every year on January 1, changes go into effect—and for many, the adjustments can be significant.
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Shopping for affordable health insurance in Missouri can feel overwhelming, especially when plans, networks, and subsidies seem to change each year. Fortunately, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplace — also known as Obamacare — is designed to give individuals and families in the U.S. access to cost-effective, comprehensive coverage. At MBhealth Insurance Agency, we
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Most people don’t realize how vital it is that they review their individual health coverage every year. I’ll explain why. Open enrollment is every November 1st through December 15th—this is a very important time because it allows you to work with somebody to review your health insurance for the calendar year that you’re in. If
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When you’re looking for dental insurance, there are two different styles of dental plans. You’ve got individual plans and group plans. In both cases, there are a couple of important things to keep an eye on: price and network.
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When you’re signing up for health insurance through the Marketplace (also called the ACA or Obamacare), there are several points you need to pay attention to so you get the best deal you can.
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One of the important issues to understand when you get to the age where you want to retire—whether it’s been imposed on you or it’s your own choice—is how to plan for your health insurance. It’s a good idea to get some expert advice at this time to plan for health insurance, life insurance, and
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One of the subjects you should understand if you are approaching Medicare eligibility is the best type of health insurance to choose. Let’s say you are still working full-time and you’re 65 years of age or approaching 65. Should you use Medicare for your health coverage or should you stay on your employer’s group health
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Everyone should understand the basics of life insurance. What is the importance of it? When should you get it? How much should you get? Who should you get it from? A simple phone call with a few little questions and answers would benefit you greatly and save a lot of grief in your research. Let’s
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When you get to be in your senior years—over the age of 60 or 70— why should you have life insurance? Almost everyone agrees that the stereotypical use of life insurance is to have insurance coverage while you are married and have a mortgage and children. In those years, you definitely should have life insurance.
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It’s important you understand the value of supplemental insurance policies. You may have seen ads for Aflac insurance which covers costs that your health insurance doesn’t cover. The technical term for that type of coverage is “supplemental benefit.” I don’t want you to confuse this type of supplemental benefit with a Medicare supplement. A supplemental
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