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| Most large companies have a fully staffed insurance department to deal with the complexities of today's health insurance maze. A self employed person or small business owner does not have the luxury of educated professionals to guide them through choosing a self employed health insurance plan. We have decided over the years that self employed entrepreneurs fall into two classes. You decide which option fits you best! | |
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OPTION 1 Many self employed people feel they have the knowledge necessary to choose the plan that is best for them and their families. They do not want a sales person to call on them. eHealth insurance is the very best option in this case. Offering side by side comparison of plans from ALL major carriers, eHealth provides you with every bit of information necessary to pick the plan that suits you best. No sales person will contact you. If you do require additional advice, eHealth does have licensed agents prepared to guide you through your decision. eHealth Insurance comes highly recommended by the likes of Money magazine, Kiplinger, the National Federation of Independent Business and financial guru Suze Orman. |
OPTION 2 The traditional means of securing health insurance is to submit some info and then have a licensed agent in your local area contact you. Many feel this is the best way to secure insurance because the agent assisting you is a licensed professional who knows the business. NetQuote is one of the oldest internet insurance quoting companies. They have agents available in all 50 states that carry plans from all major carriers. In addition, they offer access to auto, home and life insurance agents and quotes. |
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