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]]>In Los Angeles, as well as the rest of California, “counselors” are now being prepared to help the flood of applicants who will be signing up for health care coverage. Many of these “counselors” will have no health insurance background. How much sense does it make to have an inexperienced person advise you on what type of insurance is best for you and your family?
Individuals have until December 15th, 2013, to be signed up for coverage, starting January 1. They will not the only ones to be fined for not having insurance. Many companies will also have to make health care available to all full-time employees. Businesses will have until 2015 to comply or face fines.
Now is the time to speak to a qualified insurance agent and get all the facts. Don’t wait until last minute when the insurance industry is flooded with applicants.
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