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Which should I consider: third-party insurance or direct company

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    GroovyYankee
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    I am buying health insurance for me and my family. Should I consider a third-party insurance provider like Policygenius or Healthmarket, or should I directly buy it from the company like Blue Cross Blue Shield or Aetna?

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    Mark
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    Of course! You can buy insurance directly from Blue Cross Blue Shield or Aetna or through a third-party provider like Policygenius or HealthMarkets. Each one has provided its own advantages and disadvantages.

    If you are buying directly from an insurance company:

    • Streamlined customer service and claims filing.
    • You have access to exclusive plans.
    • This is ideal if you have a preferred insurer or provider network.
    • It allows for independent plan comparison.

    If you are using a third-party marketplace:

    • Convenience: Compare plans from multiple insurers in one place.
    • Expert Guidance: Receive advice on finding the best plan for your needs.
    • Cost Comparisons: Easily compare costs and coverage options.
    • Free to use: Typically free for consumers, brokers are compensated by insurers.
    • Assistance with Plan Understanding: Help understanding deductibles, co-pays, network coverage, and subsidies.

    Which one to choose totally depends on you. If you want expert advice and ease of use, choose the third-party broker. For direct control and interaction, it's advisable to buy directly.

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