Maximize Your Health Insurance: Strategies to Keep More Money in your Pocket - Pokluda, William J.
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Are you leaving money on the table? People in the United States are wasting money every year by not managing their health insurance effectively. Being knowledgeable of insurance features such as claim filing deadlines, pretax contributions, appeals processes and how to manage your financial relationship with your doctor can help you stay ahead of the game. Insurance can be complicated. Whether you get your health insurance through your employer or on the open market, everyone can benefit from being an active consumer of their health insurance. "Maximize Your Health Insurance" puts money back…mehr

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Are you leaving money on the table? People in the United States are wasting money every year by not managing their health insurance effectively. Being knowledgeable of insurance features such as claim filing deadlines, pretax contributions, appeals processes and how to manage your financial relationship with your doctor can help you stay ahead of the game. Insurance can be complicated. Whether you get your health insurance through your employer or on the open market, everyone can benefit from being an active consumer of their health insurance. "Maximize Your Health Insurance" puts money back into your pocket by providing strategies and tips that can help you proactively navigate the complicated insurance waters and maximize your health insurance. (The book is updated at least annually with new tips, dates, facts and content).
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William Pokluda is a certified benefits professional and insurance insider who helps employees every day understand their own insurance to take full advantage of their benefit offerings. In this book, he shares many of the same strategies he and other benefit professionals use to support employees to become intelligent consumers of their health insurance.