Health & dental insurance
Review personal coverage against your anticipated costs and existing benefits. Compare reimbursement limits, exclusions, waiting periods and eligibility before enrolling.
Where planning can help
The value of a plan depends on the expenses your household is likely to claim, the insurer's reimbursement limits and the premium. Comparing only the list of covered categories can create the wrong impression.
Plans may contain annual maximums, percentage reimbursements, deductibles, waiting periods, health questions and exclusions for pre-existing needs. These details should be reviewed before enrollment.
Not every household will receive more in claims than it pays in premium. Insurance can provide predictability and access to broader protection, but the decision should be based on risk tolerance, expected use and contract limits—not the assumption that every expense will be reimbursed.
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