We all need health insurance, but the options are getting more complex and costly each year. We look at how to lower costs + alternatives to traditional plans.
On our last trip to the Great White North, we had the pleasure of staying at the home of a nice older couple, via Airbnb. They gave us a warm Canadian greeting and showed us to our cozy basement quarters equipped with all that we needed for our brief stay. They were very accommodating and
My first real job with benefits was working at a design firm as a courier. With the internet still in its infancy, we had to deliver files to our customers and this is where I came in. It was a fun, entry-level job that allowed me a backdoor to eventually become a designer. One of
With open enrollment around the corner for many people, thought we’d re-share this healthcare alternative that Matthew and his wife found in, Medi-Share. So far, they’ve been happy for the switch. Picking up where I left off Everybody has their temporary obsessions. Some people research their ancestors. Some people binge watch The Walking Dead. My temporary obsession
Last Saturday was quite the day. Our family celebrated the first birthday of our firstborn daughter, Stella. We also celebrated year one under the coverage of Medi-Share®, the medical cost-sharing plan that I’ve wrote about before. Now we didn’t celebrate the 365th day of Medi-Share coverage by smashing our faces into food or riding around
The following was written by fellow TTG reader, Juliet. Juliet has experience with both the customer side of Sedera medical cost-sharing as well as an employer of theirs. She offers an insightful post on her time with this medical cost-sharing plan. My journey with healthcare cost sharing began back in 2008. This is when I
I really hope I don’t have to write a follow up to this post. Seriously. Because if I write a follow up that means my baby daughter or wife has been sick and I’ve had to find out how well medical cost sharing through Medi-Share works. Our family has officially signed up for coverage –
A semi-truck and a double-decker bus have been colliding in my mind, over and over, the past few days. The semi truck represents the thrifty side of me. The double-decker bus represents the cautious side of me, specifically when it comes to matters of my family. Normally these two vehicles run side by side, because
This past weekend I traveled to see my in-laws, and I had a good conversation with my father-in-law while playing cards. I’d mentioned how I had almost hurt my hands, and he said to me, “You need to make sure you protect those money makers.” Hmm. It was interesting that he referred to my hands
The following is a guest post by my mother who is debt-free and lives very modestly in Small Town, USA. While she does not work for pay, she spends time blessing others by giving of herself and her time. My son has invited me to write an article for this blog about senior citizen benefits. I share his
At work the other day we were notified that our medical insurance rates would be going up another 5% next year. While I was a bit disappointed at the increase, I don’t think this is all that bad considering the climate and direction of healthcare costs. [poll id=”11″]
