Take These 4 Steps to Avoid Healthcare Marketplace Fraud
Not everyone claiming to be from the HealthCare Marketplace is legit.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows the average American household spends roughly 7 percent of their income on healthcare costs. Medical bills are almost the most common type of debt to end up in collections. With that in mind, Debt.com has the latest advice on how to minimize healthcare costs so can be well without breaking the bank.
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Make sure you’re up to the task before agreeing to make medical decisions for another person.
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Examining your medical bills to avoid paying too much is easier than you think.
7 Times Paying Medical Debt with a Credit Card Could be a Smart Move
Paying medical bills with a credit card shouldn’t always be your first choice, but in some cases, it may be a decent option.
Guide to Managing Medical Benefits When You Leave or Start a Job
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2020 Guide to Using an HSA for Savings, Tax Breaks, and More
This complete guide will help you start an HSA and use it to your financial advantage.
6 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Paying a Medical Bill in Collections
Make sure you perform this medical debt self-exam before paying a collection agency.
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Take these steps to keep medical identity thieves stuck in the waiting room.
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Protecting your health and income isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity.
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