Satisfaction with insurance companies dropped from 4.81 to 3.27 out of 5 from last year, research by Smart Money People ...

BOSTON -- Question 2 is about how much of your dental premium is used for patient care and how much goes to administrative costs and executive salaries. Hear from both sides before heading to the ...

In the past, Safety Insurance was considered a superior insurer compared to Mercury. However, Mercury has demonstrated encouraging signs of profitability recovery. Safety Insurance reported worsened ...

Massachusetts voters face four statewide questions on the November ballot: Question 1 deals with taxing high-income earners, Question 2 with dental insurance, Question 3 with liquor licensing laws and ...

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Auto insurance is a requirement of vehicle ownership in most of the U.S., so it's something drivers need to account for in their household budgets. Occasionally, auto insurance rates will increase ...

How much of the money from dental insurance premiums should be spent directly on your dental care? That's the core of Question 2, a ballot measure facing Massachusetts in this election. The issue has ...

North Carolina is one of only two states in the nation that handles auto insurance the way it works here; officials say it also has some of the lowest insurance premiums in the country. But state ...

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Massachusetts residents can vote to nix potential administrative waste on their dental insurance premiums through a ballot referendum this November, but a new analysis warns consumers may not ...

As far as ballot questions go, proponents say it should be pretty straightforward: Ensure the bulk of dental insurance premium costs find their way into patient's mouths. Opponents contend the measure ...

There are some facts that aren’t in dispute. Nationwide, 45.1 percent of dental care costs are paid out of pocket — the largest share of any health care service. In 2015, state agencies reported that ...