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A husband, wife, and their child play together at sunset. — Securing comprehensive health coverage for your family isn’t just a necessity—it’s a critical step in safeguarding your loved ones’ health and your financial peace of mind. Whether you’re evaluating individual or group plans, Medicaid, or marketplace options, understanding your choices makes all the difference. Why Family Coverage Matters The health […]

Choosing the Right Health Coverage for Family

September 16, 2025 in Health tagged aca / family health / health insurance basics / medicaid / medical debt by Joey Hinojosa

Photo via stock.adobe.com — Even if you already have health insurance, it might not cover everything. From unexpected injuries to surprise hospital bills, gaps in your coverage can result in mounting medical debt and added stress. That is why it is essential to take a closer look at your health coverage and explore effective […]

Cut Costs with Smarter Health Coverage

July 15, 2025 in Health tagged health insurance carriers / insurance and finances / medical debt / supplemental medical plans by Nora Vargas

The importance of having robust health insurance is not lost on the American people. As medical inflation continues to rise, it’s never been more imperative that people invest their money in protecting their livelihoods against medical disasters. Do you have a few thousand dollars lying around to pay for a […]

10 Essential Health Insurance Plans That Protect You From Unexpected ...

November 12, 2024 in Health tagged dental insurance / Disability Insurance / insurance and finances / medical debt / vision insurance by Cristin Dickey

How can your budget help you save for the future? — Photo by Karolina Grabowska from Pexels Empowering Your Finances with the 50/30/20 Rule Navigating financial intricacies is a challenge many individuals face, particularly those who have issues with keeping expenses within their budget. Amid these challenges, the quest for clarity and a dependable method becomes paramount. Enter the 50/30/20-rule, a […]

Budget Smarter, Live Better with the 50/30/20 Approach

October 10, 2023 in Health / News tagged insurance and finances / managing debt / medical debt by Jose Lerma

A life with no insurance can be a risky adventure. — Life is an unpredictable roller coaster, often giving us both breathtaking highs and gut-wrenching lows; it can be like a movie filled with joys, triumphs, and happy endings, and sometimes it is like a box of chocolates. Other times, life may feel like a never-ending game of dip, dive, duck, […]

A Life With No Insurance

August 8, 2023 in Health tagged health insurance basics / health risks / insurance and finances / medical debt by Jose Lerma

good and bad debt — We have always been taught that debt should be avoided at all costs, however, there are some forms of debt that provide positive financial benefits. If you want to make smart financial decisions, it is important to understand the difference between good and bad debt. What is good debt? Sometimes, […]

Understanding Good and Bad Debt

August 20, 2021 in Health / life / Medicare / Uncategorized tagged economics / insurance and finances / managing debt / medical debt by Kayla Gonzalez

Prepare for Retirement Nearing retirement can be both fun and terrifying. I mean, haven’t you been waiting for this day since you entered the workforce? While you should be looking forward to retirement, it is also a time to make sure your finances are in order and find out what […]

Prepare for Retirement

July 20, 2020 in Health tagged economics / managing debt / medical debt / Retirement by Emily Schellin

Let’s face it, health insurance has become a need in our ever-growing health care system. On average, surgery can cost you thousands of dollars, and without coverage, the out-of-pocket cost can kill your bank account. Still not convinced of having health insurance? (I’m talking to you millennials.) Here are the […]

Most Expensive Health Procedures Without Insurance

July 16, 2020 in Health tagged health trends / insurance and finances / medical debt / Surgical Centers / surgical procedures by Jadon Sennet

With the upcoming changes in insulin prices for those with diabetes, it’s necessary to take into account how important the change in prices is for the cost of being a diabetic. People with type 1 diabetes spend an extra 2,500 a year out-of-pocket for maintaining their health, but according to […]

Cost of Being a Diabetic: Where does The Out-Of-Pocket Cost ...

June 17, 2020 in Health tagged diabetes / medical debt / medical devices by Jadon Sennet

If your company offers health benefits, the plan you chose last fall may not be best for you now, in light of all the hardships employers and employees have faced the last few months. Luckily, the IRS announced in May their plan to allow employees to “add, drop or alter […]

IRS Allows Benefits Changes

June 10, 2020 in Health tagged health savings account / insurance and government / managing debt / medical debt by Emily Schellin