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I know there are a billion prescription pharmacy discount cards, but one that stands out to us is Clever Rx. Here’s why.
You simply, on average, save much more money on prescriptions compared to other prescription discount cards.
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I know you’ve seen the advertisements. Everywhere. If you are like me, you wonder how these prescription discount cards work.
Many of them are “free”. How is that possible?
Moreover, many cards state they offer significant discounts. Is that right?
In this article, I am going to give you an education on how prescription discount cards work and how they work behind the scenes.
Continue reading How Do Prescription Discount Cards Work? [Behind The Scenes Insight]
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If you, or a loved one, have kidney disease, I am sure you worry about burial insurance.
We are here to tell you that you can definitely obtain burial insurance, even if you have some type of kidney disease. Usually, with no problem at all. You can obtain burial insurance even if you are on dialysis!
That is great news! That means your loved ones and surviving family will have the funds available to pay for your funeral and burial needs. Moreover, you can leave extra money for them, too, if you wish.
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I think you’ll agree, if you are a dentist or dental surgeon, you need your income. What happens if you can no longer work due to an illness or injury? How will you take care of your practice and your family? That’s where disability insurance helps dentists.
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I think you’ll agree with me having a strong, affordable personal accident insurance policy gives you peace of mind.
There are few things that can be worse than going to the ER or urgent care, right? ER and urgent care visits dampen any day. I mean, most people don’t wake up and say, “Honey, let’s spend 5 hours at the ER today!”
Ask the 40 million people who visited the ER last year for non-fatal accidental injuries (not including urgent care). That’s a lot of people. Did you know they spent, on average, $1,400 per visit?
That’s a lot of money! Talk about adding insult to injury! (No pun intended.)
You know that your underlying health insurance won’t cover these accidents well, especially if you are still within the deductible range of your health insurance.
That means a huge bill that’s hard to pay, considering most Americans don’t have $1,000 saved for an emergency.