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You were offered a new job and you’ve accepted the position. Congratulations! Once you’ve signed the employment contract, you may be faced with another work-related decision: picking health insurance coverage. Each plan can have its own set of advantages and limitations, so certain key factors need to be addressed. Here are some essential questions that should be answered to help you select the best policy.
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