Moran Insurance Named As CIGNA Premier Firm

Posted on July 6th, 2010 by admin

Jacksonville, Florida (June 29, 2010) – CIGNA honored Morgan Moran today, from Moran Insurance & Financial Solutions as one of its first Premier Agents, recognizing key brokers serving individual and family health benefit plan customers.  www.MoranFinancialSolutions.com 

 

Recognized as Jacksonville Florida’s Premier CIGNA Health Insurance Agency
 
In order to be recognized as a CIGNA Premier Agent, the Agency [...]

Health insurance reform is a must

Posted on November 20th, 2009 by admin

America cannot afford to not reform the health insurance industry. The cost to continue with the way things are is too expensive. Health care spending has grown in the past decade 4 times faster than average wages. Premiums have doubled and even tripled in some cases. Out of pocket expenses for Americans have increased by [...]

Health Insurance reform will not hinder the nations deficit

Posted on November 11th, 2009 by admin

President Obama is dedicated to signing a health insurance reform bill that will not hinder the nation’s deficit in the first decade and will reduce the deficit in the years after. The legislation under deliberation in the Senate and the bill passed this weekend by the House both pass these tests. But the health care [...]

Having stable employment has become unstable these days. Innumerable workers are falling prey to downsizing and cost cutting techniques as employers adopt measures to survive the ongoing recession. Job loss insurance can come to your rescue especially if you have a renter’s insurance plan. If you get unemployed it not only means that you will [...]

Health insurance reform is taking forever

Posted on November 4th, 2009 by admin

Legislation will not succeed in meeting the promised goal of signing the health insurance reform bill this year. According to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, the committee is going to be constrained by subjective time lines. He announced that they need to do what is best for the American people and time limits can cause [...]

Protection for the health insurance industy

Posted on October 15th, 2009 by admin

The escalated tension between health insurance companies and congressional Democrats is exploding into open warfare, with lawmakers speaking out to revoke a key federal protection for the health insuranceindustry. According to Senator Schumer the health insurance antitrust release is one of the worst accidents in history. It is responsible for the huge rise in premiums [...]

Government run health insurance

Posted on September 29th, 2009 by admin

The Senate Finance Committee is expected to vote when it reconvenes next week on inclusion of a government-run public alternative for health insurance. Democrats are pressing the issue after the panel’s chairman authorized more limited health cooperatives in an offer to draw Republican support. However, the insurance industry disputes new taxes as well as the [...]

Villians of the Health insurance industry

Posted on August 31st, 2009 by admin

The health insurance industry is the main target that politicians focus on when they discuss the health care reform. House speaker Nancy Pelosi has called insurers villains and dishonest. Certain health insurance companies had different explanations for their demonization. The explanations range from backlash against the insurance industry’s campaign against the creation of a government [...]

Misconception with the health insurance reform

Posted on August 11th, 2009 by admin

Just to set the record straight, one of the biggest misleading, provocative claims made in the health insurance debate is that the legislation includes provisions to encourage the elderly to commit suicide. This is simply not true. The House bill states that it would give senior citizens on Medicare the choice to have a one [...]

Seniors benefit from health insurance

Posted on August 7th, 2009 by admin

Congressional Democrats are contesting President Obamas administration’s arrangement with the pharmaceutical industry to regulate how much it would cut prices to contribute to a health care overhaul. The White House, faced with raging tempers at town hall meetings across the country, is taking sides in a rising argument between lawmakers in Washington, supporting the Senate and [...]