Insurance for Self-employed Moms

My position has been eliminated and the out placement service gave me a website that offered list of insurance companies that offer private or individual insurance. The website is www.coverageforall.com. I hadn't check it out for myself as of yet but maybe it has some benefit for you. Good luck!

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H. -- Congratulations on your decision to be a WAHM. I acutally made that decsion 18 months ago and have never looked back. It's not always been easy, but it's been worth it.

I am an insurance agent with over 16 years experience. If you would like to discuss your options in more detail, PM me or email me at ____@____.com.

I will be glad to point you in the right direction for your's and your family's needs.

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I just applied for a great Cigna plan (there's a $5000 deductible for hospital, etc. but I get doctor's visits and prescriptions with only a copay) for $164/mo. on eHealthInsurance.com.

Good luck!

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H.,

I market a discount medical and dental plan because most people find they can not afford insurance premiums. Huge savings with my plans. Our plan is $39.95 a month for everything. Please call me and I will send you our information to review, or you can go to my website.

D. Kinder
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www.debbiekinder.net

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H.,
Many people find that Health Insurance is not affordable for their financial budget. They end up buying high deductable or catastrophie policies. I market a discount Health and Dental plan and would to glad to speak with you or send more information. This is NOT Insurance, it is Fee For Service. We can save you up to 80%. Immediate participation and covers entire household for $39.95!! It includes Dental, Vision, Prescription, Chiropractic, Doctor visits, Ancillary ( all those extras, such as MRI, Sona Gram, Mamogram,lab work etc.) Hospital Advacacy, and 24/7 Nurse Hot Line. No Limits on services. The Savings is incredible! CLICK on my website at http://www.mybenefitsplus.com/ncarson or call N. ###-###-####.

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I would highly recommend you to Glenn Bates with Covenant Health which is also listed on Mamasource. I have used Glenn, he is a honest, professional, knowledgeable and will show you all your options not just one solution. You could reach him at ###-###-#### or ____@____.com took me about 4 weeks to get approved. Hope this helps.

Thanks!

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Congrats. That is so exciting to be a SAHM. What a blessing. My husband sells health insurance. He would love to answer all your questions! Jerel Curtis ###-###-#### God Bless You! T.

H.,

I am not sure what insurance to go with, but I do know that after you quit, COBRA comes into action. You have the option to continue on with your current insurance (for your previous cost, and the cost that the school district paid) for one year I think.

For sure, ask HR about this, but it is an option for you so you can still be insured.

If you qualify for COBRA, go for it. It is normally fairly expensive, but due to the new stimulus plan, the govt will cover 65% of your COBRA payments for 9 months....making it affordable. This gives you breathing room to find the best individual policy. Good luck!

when we had private insurance we were with unicare. it is very affordable but you get what you pay for. it wasn't the best insurance but it wasn't that bad either. I am pretty sure blue cross has a private insurance too. i would check that out. From my experience if you are willing to have a least a $2000 deductable it can be very affordable. good luck!