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CHAPTER 14
LIFE,
the Life and Health Insurance Foundation for Education, offers
a free educational program designed to teach young
people about life, health, and disability income insurance.
Next Generation: Insuring Your Future is a multimedia
insurance education program that consists of a 21-minute video,
teacher’s guide, student magazine, and classroom-size poster.
The program is distributed by Video Placement Worldwide and
can be ordered online from their Web site at www.vpw.com.
For more information about the program call (888) 2NXTGEN.
The
Life and Health Insurance Foundation for Education Web site,
www.life-line.org,
provides information, such as types of insurance, choosing
an agent, and needs analysis, for life, health, and disability
insurance.
Links
to various health Web sites may be accessed at www.healthseek.com.
The
Web site www.insweb.com
acts as a virtual, personal insurance agent and provides cost
information on many kinds of insurance. It also has a number
of estimator, analyzer, and calculator tools for figuring
the cost of auto, life, home, renters, and health insurance.
www.jumpstartcoalition.org
The Jumpstart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy seeks
to improve the personal financial literacy of young adults.
Its purpose is to evaluate the financial literacy of young
adults; develop, disseminate, and encourage the use of guidelines
for grades K-12; and promote the teaching of personal finance.
Its Web site provides a searchable database of educational
materials for the K-12 age group. (888) 45-EDUCATE.
www.ncfe.org
is the Web site for the National Center for Financial Education.
It is a consumer-oriented, nonprofit, public education organization
that offers articles and worksheets on topics, such as spending
perception and creating a spending plan
Information
on Medicare can be found at the Social Security Administration
Web site, www.ssa.gov/mediinfo.htm.
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