Ever Thought About What’s in Store for 2014?
Since Obama was inaugurated, for the second time, speculation has been running rampant about what other things are in store for health care for 2014. Changes are slowly being put into place, and the deadline for people to get their mandatory health insurance is creeping closer; closer than we would like to really think about. However, we have to give it more than just a passing though, because we need to take action – soon. Do the research now for what kind of health insurance policy suits your needs and circumstances. Go online and find a reasonably priced policy and hunker ...
Insurance marketing is crucial for your agency
// Apr 3rd, 2013
Without the right kind of search engine optimization (SEO) marketing for your insurance website, customer conversion is difficult.
If you want the right kind of SEO marketing for your insurance agency, then you need to find a real insurance marketing pro; ideally one with experience in the insurance industry. There...
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has dramatically decreased the processing time for applicants to the Post-9/11 GI Bill program, the agency said in a recent press release.
The VA is currently engaged in a program to move from paper-based processing to electronic processing of benefit claims dubbed, the “Long...
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a Texas case on retaliation by an employer.
The case, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center v. Nassar, deals with whether an employee plaintiff must show that retaliation was the only factor in an adverse action by the employer, or that it was simply one among a number of...
Brain Injury Basics — New Series
// Apr 3rd, 2013
Over the years, we’ve been fortunate to help a number of clients who have suffered brain injuries in various types of accidents. After speaking to some recent clients, one of their biggest frustrations is that it’s difficult to find easy to understand information about brain injuries, brain injury treatment,...
HHS Initiative on Multiple Chronic Conditions
// Apr 3rd, 2013
A number of chronic conditions (MCC) present a major and increasing burden on the health of Americans. As part of its efforts to reduce the burden and suffering from MCC, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HpHS) supports a large number of programs to prevent and manage multiple chronic conditions MCC....
Who Really Needs a Business Lawyer in Bloomfield Hills?
// Apr 3rd, 2013
To the average person, the term “business lawyer” or “corporate lawyer” may sound like something that only exists on Wall Street. In reality, though, nearly every business in Bloomfield Hills can and should use the services of a good business lawyer. This means large and small businesses alike.
Business...
How to Protect an Elderly Mother’s Assets
// Apr 3rd, 2013
A concerned daughter was curious how to protect her 93-year-old mother’s assets if she should become ill or die. She does not have a living will or a trust regarding her properties.
There’s hardly and “if” when it comes to becoming ill or dying. Her mother has been fortunate to have lived a long life, but...
Your Medicare Supplement Leads Need To Be Of Good Quality
// Apr 2nd, 2013
If you want to stay in the insurance business, you want good quality Medicare supplement leads.
Any insurance agent, even one just starting out, knows that the way to get and keep business is through the use of following up on leads. How that is done may vary, and there are many ways to get leads, including cold calling....
The Hatfields and McCoys battle over immigration reform
// Apr 2nd, 2013
Immigration researchers cannot even agree over immigration reform. How can politicians?
This might come as a surprise, or not, depending on your point of view relating to immigration reform. Of course, there are two sides, the pro and con, two clashing political parties and two feuding immigration research centers....
Cheap is not always good when it comes to tile
// Apr 1st, 2013
Inexpensive tile saves money on your budget. However, it may not last as long as you would like.
It’s never a good idea to cut corners too much when it comes to buying Tampa flooring tile for you home upgrade. This isn’t to say it may not be a steal of a deal, but when it comes right down to it, it won’t last...
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