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Govt. Attorneys And Magistrates To Get Health Insurance
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – After 10 years of advocating for coverage, permanent and pensionable attorneys and magistrates in the Office of The Attorney General will now have health insurance coverage.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – After 10 years of advocating for coverage, permanent and pensionable attorneys and magistrates in the Office of The Attorney General will now have health insurance coverage.
Attorneys and magistrates will pay 20% of the premium and the government will pick up the other 80%.
Our News spoke to Colina Manager of Group Sales and Administration, Cheryl Martins who summarizes the benefits of the new plan.
We’ve all seen the common use of crowd-funding campaigns after a diagnosis, evidence of the financial burden tied to huge medical bills.
Martins tells us in cases like these, health insurance could be the one thing standing between you and bankruptcy.
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