Tuesday, July 14, 2009
What You Should Know about Insurance. This educational material is created by the YourMoneyCounts® program - managed by HSBC’s Center for Consumer Advocacy
What You Should Know about Insurance. This educational material is created by the YourMoneyCounts® program - managed by HSBC’s Center for Consumer Advocacy
Medicare Insurance Fact Sheets. The California Health Advocates provides accurate information on Medicare Insurance, and other healthcare benefits.
Their website now features a variety of facts sheets on Medicare Insurance in various languages.
Patient’s Guide to HIPAA. This guide explains how you can use the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) to protect your medical privacy.
Filing a health information privacy complaint. You have the right to file a complaint with the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) for violations of your medical privacy.
Health insurance 'Premiums vs Paychecks'. Throughout the first eight years of the new millennium, health care costs have skyrocketed, while working families’ wages have stood still.
The Crime You Pay For. A brochure outlining how insurance fraud scams hurt everyone.
Your Home Inventory. You never know when a disaster may strike—but you can be prepared with a home inventory.
9 Ways To Lower Your Auto Insurance Costs. A publication listing ways to save on auto insurance.
Your insured deposits. This guide describes the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's rules for insurance coverage of bank and savings association deposits.
Long term insurance: What you should know. As life expectancy continues to rise, more and more Americans between 40 and 84, especially those in their mid 50s, are purchasing long–term care insurance.
Long-Term Disability Income Insurance. Long-term disability income insurance helps you pay living expenses while you are unable to work.