This is one of those age-old questions with no definitive answer. It's estimated that 30 percent of Americans purchase travel insurance, which is a drastic increase since 9/11, when less than 10 percent of travelers were insured. If you're flying on a $150 ticket to see Aunt Irma in Wisconsin, you probably don't need travel insurance. But on a trip such as yours, travel insurance can come in handy if something unexpectedly disrupts your trip. Your first step is to compare the cost of the trip versus the cost of the policy. The most common situations when travel insurance comes…
What is a Travel Nurse, A travel nurse is a licensed nurse who typically works in a hospital for a few months at a time before moving onto a different hospital in a different part of the country. Hospitals like to hire travel nurses and other traveling health professionals for a variety of reasons. Travel nurses can bring a variety of experience and knowledge that a hospital can benefit from. Lots of times, a travel nurse can act as a mentor for other nurses that have just completed their training and are not yet comfortable and/or confident with their new…
Does this sound familiar, You've saved and saved for that perfect vacation you've always dreamt about. You're in the travel agent's office, you've just purchased your very expensive ticket and she's saying that you should buy some international travel insurance too. You roll your eyes because you're sure all this international travel insurance business is nonsense and she's just trying to get some more of your money. You say no thanks. While on your vacation, you crash your car and get hurt. Guess what, You've got to foot all the expenses yourself and because you didn't want to get international…