Home-Biz-Help BizOpp Review: SFI - Part 4

Somewhere between 45-50 MILLION people do not have health coverage in the USA.

Some of them, often referred to as the "working poor" cannot get health insurance through their employers because it isn't offered. Many "mom and pop" and other small businesses cannot afford to offer health insurance and still stay in business. These employees make too much money to qualify for public assistance, but do not make enough money to buy their own health insurance, which can cost hundreds of dollars per month. One site I looked at showed a national average monthly cost per family of nearly $500! While some states were less, one state was over 3 times that much!

So they pray a lot that no one gets sick or injured.

Other people have been turned down by health insurance companies because of "pre-existing conditions" which can be just about anything that is ongoing (diabetes, blood pressure, etc) or anything for which the person has received recent treatment, including pregnancy.

So why am I bringing this up in a discussion about SFI? SFI now offers membership in the International Association of Businesses (IAB) which offers health care benefits and medical discounts.

EVERYONE is accepted. There are no physicals to take and there is no qualifying.

You CANNOT be turned down or rejected.

Better than that, the cost starts at only $83.90 per month for the entire family, no matter how many members, no matter how old, no matter the health.

Upgrades are available, but the cost of the highest upgrade is still w-a-y less than the cost cited above and includes many benefits besides medical.

Now you do need to understand a few things.

NOTICE ON IAB MEDICAL SAVINGS PLAN

1.This plan is not a health insurance policy.
2.This plan provides discounts at certain health care providers for medical services.
3.This plan does not make payments directly to the providers of medical services.
4.As a plan member, you are obligated to pay for all health care services but will receive a discount from those health care providers who have contracted, directly or indirectly, with IAB.

So if you cannot afford, or cannot even get health benefits, I strongly recommend that you sign up with SFI (free) and then join the IAB.

You don't have to join SFI to join IAB, but why wouldn't you? If you are part of that 45-50 million people who don't have insurance, chances are you know others who don't have it either. Share your knowledge with them. Sign them up through your link and it becomes one of those wonderful win-win situations. You help someone out and make some money in the process.

It doesn't get much better than that!

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