Chicago Sun-Times : declared in KADNER: Health insurance American-style is always a disaster

KADNER: health insurance American-style is always a disasterLaurel Smith, 56, of Medford, N.J., attends a protest outside the office of Rep. Tom MacArthur of R-NJ., in Marlton, N.J., last week. Nevertheless, there was a health insurance reform uprising, which is one of the reasons Barack Obama was elected president in 2008. Health insurance companies should continue making huge profits at the expense of consumers and there should be no plan that impacts drug company profits. The burden for health insurance is placed squarely on the backs of working stiffs, who are sometimes crushed under the weight. This is how we do national health insurance in America.

Health insurance startup Alan adds life insurance

And it's a huge business opportunity as health insurance alone represents $40 billion (€35 billion) while life insurance is a $17 billion market (€15 million). When Alan launched its health insurance product, it was the first new one in France in decades. French startup Alan launched a brand new full-stack health insurance last year. But it turns out that most of their clients want to simplify their insurance contracts by centralizing everything with one insurance company. This week, the company is launching corporate-owned life insurance so that it can become a one-stop shop for all your corporate insurance needs.


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