Special Impact Health Sharing for Entrepreneurs& RE Investors w/ RVP Jeff Street

There are many challenges when we go to get healthcare these days, isn’t there?

• Premiums the size of a mortgage payment,
• care providers who are suddenly “out of network,”
• deductibles that make the coverage irrelevant,
• necessary preventative care service you need - but which insurance won’t cover.
• And in many states still, fines if you don’t have coverage.

And if we are in business for ourselves, or running a side gig, it gets even more complex:

• Affordability of Health Insurance: Health insurance plans for small business owners and self-employed individuals can be significantly more expensive than those available through larger employers.
• Limited Choices: There are often fewer health insurance options available to small businesses and self-employed individuals, limiting their ability to find plans that suit their specific needs.
• Administrative Burden: Managing health insurance, including understanding policies, enrolling in plans, and dealing with claims, can be particularly time-consuming and complex for those running a small business.
• Inconsistent Income Fluctuations: For self-employed individuals, income fluctuations can make it challenging to afford consistent health insurance coverage.
• Lack of Employer-Sponsored Health Benefits: Unlike employees of larger companies, small business owners and the self-employed don't have access to employer-sponsored health plans, which are often more comprehensive and cost-effective.
• Qualifying for Group Rates: Small businesses often struggle to qualify for group insurance rates, which are typically more affordable than individual plans.
• Tax Complexity: Navigating the tax implications of health insurance, such as deductions and credits, can be complicated for small business owners.
• Coverage for Employees: Small business owners who want to provide health insurance for their employees face additional challenges, including higher costs and administrative complexities.
• Risk of Uninsurance: Due to these challenges, small business owners and the self-employed are at a higher risk of being uninsured compared to those employed by larger organizations.
• Impact on Business Decisions: Concerns about healthcare and insurance can significantly impact business decisions, including hiring practices, business growth, and sustainability.

There are, for some, other options. Here’s one that MIGHT be a solution for you - or for somebody you know.

On this weekly zoom call, you’ll get an overview of this strategy and the opportunity to get all your questions answered.

==> Register here for this informative zoom call -- https://hbmrein.site/impact