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What To Do After Closing On Your House

What To Do After Closing On Your House

Closing on your home can feel like the end of a long journey, and while it is definitely a reason to celebrate, the work is not quite done. There are a few jobs to tackle before getting fully settled.

What is Final Expense Insurance?

What is Final Expense Insurance?

Final expense life insurance is usually sold to mature adults, usually around 45 – 85. The insurance policy is taken out with the idea of paying for a funeral, burial or cremation, and other related costs.

What is Defensive Driving?

What is Defensive Driving?

Defensive driving is a strategy that helps drivers recognize potential hazards on the road and adapt to weather and traffic conditions and the unpredictability of other drivers. Learning defensive driving habits can help you stay safe behind the wheel.

Nevada Driving Laws for Seniors

Nevada Driving Laws for Seniors

Studies have shown that advancing age is associated with higher fatal crash rates. As is the case in most states, Nevada has a set of rules for older drivers to ensure their safety and the safety of everyone they share the road with.

How Many Hours Can You Safely Drive?

How Many Hours Can You Safely Drive?

If you are not accustomed to spending hours per day in your car, it can be difficult to determine how quickly you should aim to reach your destination.

Safety Tips For Driving In The Rain

Safety Tips For Driving In The Rain

In Las Vegas, roads are particularly slick at the beginning of the storm. That is because they are built without a drainage layer. Dust, oil and grime collect on the surface of the road. When it rains and these mix with water, the dirt settles to the bottom and the oil rises to the top, creating a very slick surface.

Understanding Motorcycle Insurance

Understanding Motorcycle Insurance

If you ride a motorcycle, then you need an insurance policy that protects you and your investment. Understanding what coverage is available and even more importantly, what coverage is legally mandated, can ensure that you enjoy your bike for years to come.

Buying a Used Car From a Private Seller

Buying a Used Car From a Private Seller

The vehicle’s history report includes information such as its previous owners, open recalls and damage, accidents, repairs, maintenance history, and odometer readings. If you are buying the vehicle from a dealership, then they will probably provide you with the report if you ask for it.

How To Surrender Your Vehicles License Plates

How To Surrender Your Vehicles License Plates

Every state has its own laws for what you should do with your license plates if you sell your vehicle or cancel your auto insurance policy. In some states, you are allowed to keep personalized and vanity plates, but you must turn in regular license plates.

Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Vehicle Recalls

Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Vehicle Recalls

If you get a recall notice in the mail, read the letter carefully. It describes the issue and outlines any risk that it poses or warning signs that you should pay attention to. It also gives you a timeline within which you have to schedule an appointment with a licensed dealer to have the issue taken care of.

Should You Upgrade Your Cars’ Headlights?

Should You Upgrade Your Cars’ Headlights?

Regardless of your age, headlights that work well can help you stay safe while driving in the dark. Over time, your headlights may lose their intensity. Replacing worn headlights with new ones can help you see better at night. There are three main types of headlights, each with benefits and drawbacks.

What is a Co-Pay?

What is a Co-Pay?

A health insurance “Co-pay” is a set dollar amount you pay for a procedure or office visit (look at your plan summary very carefully). A co-pay is helpful because you’ll GENERALLY pay just the co-pay (unless other procedures are billed by your doctor in addition to the co-pay).

Are Breast Reductions Covered by Health Insurance?

Are Breast Reductions Covered by Health Insurance?

Breast reduction surgery is a common procedure that involves removing fat, tissue and skin to reduce the overall breast size. Depending on your reasons for seeking this procedure, it can have a big impact on your comfort, health and quality of life.

Things Potentially NOT Covered By Your Health Insurance

Things Potentially NOT Covered By Your Health Insurance

To be fair, in recent years, health insurance companies have made strides towards transparency. If you have an ACA-compliant plan, there are many services that your health insurance is legally required to cover, taking some of the guesswork out of budgeting for health expenses.

Medical Loss Ratio

Medical Loss Ratio

This Medical Loss Ratio states that when a family or individual buys a medical plan, 80% of every dollar collected and paid to an insurance company MUST pay medical claims/research. So that leaves the insurance company to pay ALL of their expenses with the remaining 20%. .20 cents on the dollar for their employees, buildings, broker costs, etc.

What is a Co-Pay?

What is a Co-Pay?

A health insurance “Co-pay” is a set dollar amount you pay for a procedure or office visit (look at your plan summary very carefully). A co-pay is helpful because you’ll GENERALLY pay just the co-pay (unless other procedures are billed by your doctor in addition to the co-pay).

Are Breast Reductions Covered by Health Insurance?

Are Breast Reductions Covered by Health Insurance?

Breast reduction surgery is a common procedure that involves removing fat, tissue and skin to reduce the overall breast size. Depending on your reasons for seeking this procedure, it can have a big impact on your comfort, health and quality of life.

Things Potentially NOT Covered By Your Health Insurance

Things Potentially NOT Covered By Your Health Insurance

To be fair, in recent years, health insurance companies have made strides towards transparency. If you have an ACA-compliant plan, there are many services that your health insurance is legally required to cover, taking some of the guesswork out of budgeting for health expenses.

Medical Loss Ratio

Medical Loss Ratio

This Medical Loss Ratio states that when a family or individual buys a medical plan, 80% of every dollar collected and paid to an insurance company MUST pay medical claims/research. So that leaves the insurance company to pay ALL of their expenses with the remaining 20%. .20 cents on the dollar for their employees, buildings, broker costs, etc.

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