Yet another medical insurance thread ...
Feb 15th 2012, 8:23 pm
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Re: Yet another medical insurance thread ...
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Feb 15th 2012, 9:36 pm
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Re: Yet another medical insurance thread ...
Here are some basic MA plans for a single 30 year old person. They are a good staring point. but if you want a plan for your business you'll have to take account for varying ages, family size etc.
https://www.mahealthconnector.org/po...tte.cachetoken
https://www.mahealthconnector.org/po...tte.cachetoken
Feb 16th 2012, 7:57 am
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Re: Yet another medical insurance thread ...
Hi
Thanks for the input.
For those that asked we are purchasing a small pet services business in Florida.
Looks like the previous owner used different brokers for different insurances, e.g. liability, property, vehicle etc so we will discuss with our business broker for a reputable insurance broker. With a bit of luck my husband will get a good plan from his employer when he gets his EAD. But still like the business to have an affordable plan of its own to retain/attract/motivate staff.
Thanks for the input.
For those that asked we are purchasing a small pet services business in Florida.
Looks like the previous owner used different brokers for different insurances, e.g. liability, property, vehicle etc so we will discuss with our business broker for a reputable insurance broker. With a bit of luck my husband will get a good plan from his employer when he gets his EAD. But still like the business to have an affordable plan of its own to retain/attract/motivate staff.
Feb 16th 2012, 2:10 pm
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Re: Yet another medical insurance thread ...
Hi
Thanks for the input.
For those that asked we are purchasing a small pet services business in Florida.
Looks like the previous owner used different brokers for different insurances, e.g. liability, property, vehicle etc so we will discuss with our business broker for a reputable insurance broker. With a bit of luck my husband will get a good plan from his employer when he gets his EAD. But still like the business to have an affordable plan of its own to retain/attract/motivate staff.
Thanks for the input.
For those that asked we are purchasing a small pet services business in Florida.
Looks like the previous owner used different brokers for different insurances, e.g. liability, property, vehicle etc so we will discuss with our business broker for a reputable insurance broker. With a bit of luck my husband will get a good plan from his employer when he gets his EAD. But still like the business to have an affordable plan of its own to retain/attract/motivate staff.
Kennel?
