Why You Need Health Insurance
Medical insurance should be at the top of everyone's financial plans.
Although you may say that you are in the best of health and there is no history of any type of disease in your families history, you could get hit by a train tomorrow.
Take me for example, I never smoked but I was diagnosed with throat cancer.
Our world is a very complex machine.
We are constantly exposed to more dangerous toxins than ever before.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not here to promote "Save the World" however I wish I had the power and the means to change it all.
What I'm saying is that due to the fact of the situations, we need to protect ourselves.
People who don't smoke are constantly exposed to second hand smoke.
What type of chemicals are put in our food or chemicals used to clean our clothes? The list goes on and on.
Think of the toxins we are exposed to every day.
Health Insurance in Tennessee or Kentucky is similar to most any state.
Understand that any type of insurance is better than nothing.
I live in the state of Tennessee and we have an abundance of various types of insurance available.
Simple accidental plans are relatively inexpensive.
People go to the emergency room everyday for various cuts, bruises, and scrapes.
People in certain jobs are more apt to have an accident than they are to have a heart attack.
Supplemental insurance can be useful.
Cancer or critical illness insurance can pay lump sums of cash if diagnosed with one of these ailments, depending on the policy.
Check it closely.
Life insurance can protect your loved ones in the event of your death.
You see regardless of sickness or death, the bills pass on to your family.
Again, these bills result in a large percentage of the bankruptcies within our country.
Every time we turn on the TV, we don't hear the best of reports.
We hear of nationalized healthcare plans.
Will we get them, what will they cover, will they be free? Just my opinion is that yes, one day there will be something on the books.
But we have no idea what it will be or when it will be.
But if you think that the government is going to provide complete healthcare, at no cost, to the American citizens and bankrupt every Healthcare company in the United States, I have some ocean front property in Kansas to sell you at a great price!
Although you may say that you are in the best of health and there is no history of any type of disease in your families history, you could get hit by a train tomorrow.
Take me for example, I never smoked but I was diagnosed with throat cancer.
Our world is a very complex machine.
We are constantly exposed to more dangerous toxins than ever before.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not here to promote "Save the World" however I wish I had the power and the means to change it all.
What I'm saying is that due to the fact of the situations, we need to protect ourselves.
People who don't smoke are constantly exposed to second hand smoke.
What type of chemicals are put in our food or chemicals used to clean our clothes? The list goes on and on.
Think of the toxins we are exposed to every day.
Health Insurance in Tennessee or Kentucky is similar to most any state.
Understand that any type of insurance is better than nothing.
I live in the state of Tennessee and we have an abundance of various types of insurance available.
Simple accidental plans are relatively inexpensive.
People go to the emergency room everyday for various cuts, bruises, and scrapes.
People in certain jobs are more apt to have an accident than they are to have a heart attack.
Supplemental insurance can be useful.
Cancer or critical illness insurance can pay lump sums of cash if diagnosed with one of these ailments, depending on the policy.
Check it closely.
Life insurance can protect your loved ones in the event of your death.
You see regardless of sickness or death, the bills pass on to your family.
Again, these bills result in a large percentage of the bankruptcies within our country.
Every time we turn on the TV, we don't hear the best of reports.
We hear of nationalized healthcare plans.
Will we get them, what will they cover, will they be free? Just my opinion is that yes, one day there will be something on the books.
But we have no idea what it will be or when it will be.
But if you think that the government is going to provide complete healthcare, at no cost, to the American citizens and bankrupt every Healthcare company in the United States, I have some ocean front property in Kansas to sell you at a great price!
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