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Student insurance rates change in June
originally posted: 11/22/2006
reposted: 2/18/2011 This post has not been recently
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Q:
I read that it is better to enroll in student health insurance in May than in June. Why?
A:
Rates for student medical plans usually increase on June 1 of each year, just before spring semester graduations. "Early birds" who enroll before June 1 save money by locking in lower rates for the year ahead. Those who enroll before graduation may be covered for years later under the same low cost student policy, long after they have left school.
Summary
More resources:
http://www.MedSave.com
article: "Student Medical Insurance Tips"
