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Student insurance in New Hampshire
originally posted: 11/22/2006
reposted: 2/18/2011 This post has not
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Q: I would like to purchase a
student health insurance policy for my daughter who has just gone back
to school full time in New Hampshire. She is soon to be 28 years old
and has good health. What do you offer in the state of New Hampshire
for students?
A: You asked about Assurant in
the heading of your message and we do not recommend that plan due to
complaints. The most popular choice for students in New Hampshire is
American Health Shield. This is a little more expensive than a student
insurance policy, but the full major medical benefits make it worth the
difference. The premium is usually still under $100 per month for her
age group.
Summary
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