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From Our Blog
Improving the Health of Employees for the Self-Funded
By utilizing data analytics with predictive analysis, employers can help clarify their healthcare spend and drive action to reduce it. John Turco shares some insights and methodology self funded organizations can take to help improve the health of employees.
Marijuana Legalization & the Workplace
According to a recent study, 2/3 Americans are in favor of legalizing marijuana. What does marijuana legalization mean for the workplace or your organization’s employee policies? As laws continue to evolve, employers should engage legal counsel to review their policies to ensure they are current and compliant.
Answers to Your Questions
How much should my deductible be?
As a general rule, your insurance deductible should be as big as you can afford. If you have a loss and you have a $1,000 deductible, you will be responsible for the first $1,000 out of pocket. The larger the deductible, the less you pay in premium.
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Is there an alternative to the MA Fair Plan?
Yes, RogersGray has an exclusive homeowners insurance program called Monomoy. Its rates are comparable to the MA Fair Plan and the coverage is far superior. Request a quote to find out if you’re eligible.
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What does renter’s insurance cover?
Renter’s insurance protects a renter in the event of a fire, burglary, loss of use or other disaster. Depending on coverage options, a renter’s insurance policy covers personal items and assets including but not limited to clothing, computers, televisions, furniture and more. Renter’s insurance is advisable to safeguard your possessions as your landlord’s policy will NOT cover any damage to your residence.
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I’m starting a new business, what insurance coverage will I need?
The basic coverage that will be required when starting your own business is Property, General Liability, Commercial Auto, Professional Liability (Errors & Omissions), Umbrella, and Worker’s Compensation. That being said, insurance needs will vary in different businesses and depending on the industry of your new business there may be other coverage that is legally required. Also note that home-based businesses are not covered under personal insurance policies.
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