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Posted by Kevin Haney on June 24, 2011 at 5:08 PM under • 1 comment
Hidden Costs of Multiple Birth, Twins, Triplets
I was at a networking event recently, and introduced myself and ASK Benefit Solutions, explaining that we help couples create maternity leave income and create security for the unexpected. A woman in the group interjected and stated “I was born weeks premature, and my family finished paying the hospital bills on my 25th birthday”.
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Posted by Kevin Haney on June 30, 2010 at 4:35 PM under • 1 commentAre you considering financing your infertility treatments by using an IVF refund or rebate program? These programs offer to refund a portion of your IVF treatment costs if you fail to conceive or deliver a baby. Rebate programs appeal to the smart consumer in us. After all, who wants to fork over huge sums of money, only to be left empty handed?
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Posted by Kevin Haney on June 22, 2010 at 11:21 AM under • 0 commentsBefore taking fertility drugs keep in mind what often happens soon afterwards: you get pregnant, have a baby, go on maternity leave, and take on expenses for raising, feeding, and clothing your child. It pays to research tax impacts of your decision, and get the right insurance plans in place. Once you are already pregnant, your window of opportunity will be closed. Pregnancy is a preexisting condition for most insurance plans.
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Posted by Kevin Haney on June 2, 2010 at 1:00 PM under • 0 commentsIf you are trying to conceive you may have already discovered that having the right health insurance coverage is very important - and very hard to find. Fourteen states mandate some level of coverage for infertility treatments. But what if you live in one of the thirty six states with no mandate? If you understand how insurance laws get exported, you can find the right insurance coverage by finding the right employer.
State Insurance Laws
Fourteen states mandate some form of infertility insurance coverage.
