Have you ever felt under-insured?
If you answered yes, you are certainly not alone. Last year, a family of four spent an average of more than $3,600 in out-of-pocket healthcare costs. That’s with employer-sponsored insurance, according to the annual Milliman Medical Index.
And, while Obamacare will help improve access to health insurance plans for Americans, people will still be looking for ways to save money on healthcare.
Here are four ways to help you fill your health insurance gaps in coverage:
For more ways to save money on healthcare, you can view this slideshow at Kiplinger.com. You can also visit CancerInsurance.com to learn more about tip #2 for critical illness insurance.
How do you save money on out-of-pocket healthcare costs? Please share your tips with our readers in the comments below.
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