Children are most generally carefree, and rarely stop to think that their actions may get them hurt. In addition, kids love to be around other kids, and often share germs without even realizing it. They share drinks, sneeze or cough in their hands, then touch the doorknobs at school, and they normally do not have any qualms about eating after one another. These are only some of the many, many reasons why it is important to have health insurance for your child or children, even if it is one of the student plans offered by their schools.
Single parenthood is rapidly becoming the norm, which can cause financial struggle and stress for the single parent. Many single parents want to keep health insurance for their children, but do not feel they can afford it. When cutting back expenses, health insurance is often one of the first things to go. However, no matter how costly health insurance can be, medical bills for an accident or illness can far surpass those costs. Not having insurance on your children can actually end up causing you even more financial stress than having it. Continue reading