Life & Health Insurance

Have you ever considered how much your family relies on you? From your financial contributions to raising your children, every little thing you do for your family adds up. Now, consider this – if something were to happen to you, what kind of gap would be left for your family to fill?

Planning for the future can be difficult. No one wants to think about what will happen after they’re gone, but it’s important to make sure the needs of your loved ones are covered. The J. Morey Company, Inc. is dedicated to helping you create a stable and secure foundation for your family to build from after you’re gone.

There are two main types of life insurance policies to choose from and one that combines elements of both:

• Coverage for a “term” or period of your life.
• Lower premiums for higher coverage.
• Rates can change after specific terms expire.
• No equity – cannot be used as cash value.

• Exactly like it says – permanent, not for a specific period.
• Protection carries with you your whole life.
• Can build equity and have cash value.
• Higher premiums than term life, but can be more valuable in the long run.

• Build lifelong base of whole live coverage.
• Supplement specific times of your life with term insurance.

Determining the best life insurance plan for you can be a daunting task. Our dedicated team can help you find a life insurance plan for your specific needs.

You never know when an accident may occur or a health issue will strike, so you should protect yourself with a health insurance policy so you have more options in the unpredictable case of illness.

California health insurance policies most often provide coverage for:

• Doctors visits
• Prescriptions
• Medical Testing
• Specialized care
• Surgical procedures
  

In 2010, the Affordable Care Act was signed into effect; this law was designed to bring comprehensive health insurance reforms, hold insurance carriers accountable for costs, as well as give more consumers access to health care.

Each year, there is a period of time called “open enrollment”, which runs from November through January. During this time you can shop and apply for a new health insurance plan if you find your current plan unsuitable. Once open enrollment period ends, you cannot buy or change a plan unless you have a qualifying life event (such as losing your current coverage, getting married or having a baby).

Consumers are also offered tax credits if their household income falls below established thresholds. The law also requires penalties, based on income or number of dependents, for consumers who choose not to participate in a health care plan.

Until recently, most people got their health insurance from their employer, and those with lower incomes received coverage from the government. But more and more people are buying private health insurance plans tailor-made for individuals and families.

If you find yourself unsure of what would work best for you, we encourage you to look into getting an individual health insurance plan from The J. Morey Company, Inc.

At The J. Morey Company, we take pride in offering viable and affordable health insurance solutions for both individuals and businesses. Whether you’re in need of group health insurance or individual medical coverage, we work with premium carriers who understand the needs of employers and employees alike.

There are several types of medical plans to choose from including:

• HMO– Health Maintenance Organization Plan
• PPO– Preferred Provider Organization Plan
• HSA– Health Savings Account Plan
• FFS– Fee For Service Plan

With our help, you can determine which individual or group medical insurance policy will work best for your unique needs.

With approximately 30 million Americans turning 65 during the next ten years, it’s expected that by 2030 one in five people will be a senior citizen. This means the diagnosed rates of Multiple Sclerosis, Alzheimer’s, osteoporosis, and stroke are bound to increase as well.

While viable healthcare will take care of you now, how will you account for care in the long term?

The common misconception is that Healthcare or Medicare will take care of you as you age. The truth is that healthcare providers often don’t pay for long term care. Few of us actively look forward to a future spent in a nursing home or care facility, but if we don’t plan now, we won’t have many choices down the road. Contact us and we can help you figure out a plan for the future.