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Insurance Services with a Committment to ExcellencePrincipal Wealth Solutions, LLC provides full insurance services including: • Business Liability • Workers Compensation Insurance • Key Man Insurance • Disability Insurance • Group Life, Health, and Dental Insurance • Automobile Insurance • Homeowners Insurance • Life Insurance • Long Term Care Insurance • Annuities • Bonding Services Our Commitment You can rely on the insurance professionals at Principal Wealth Solutions, LLC to analyze your insurance needs and meet those needs in a professional, competitive manner. Working directly with you to assess your needs, they will ask the right questions to help you be certain that you are insured properly with the right coverages. And, they will do it with all of the professionalism and dedication you have come to expect from Bond, Pezzano & Etze, P.C. To reach Principal Wealth Solutions, LLC’s Insurance Group contact Matt Gribosh at 610-409-0630 Extension 115 or email at: mattg@bmpcpas.com Principal Wealth Solutions, LLC - Insurance and Financial Solutions If you have any questions about your current insurance or financial situation or wish to schedule an appointment, send us an email or give us a call at 610-409-0630.
On June 10, 2009 Governoer Ed Rendell signed Act 2 of 2009 to help address the growing need to extend health care options for those newly unemployer. Emplyees laid off by small employers are now eligible for state Mini-COBRA benefits. Prior to this, only those who worked for companies employing more than 20 people were elibilbe for fedreal COBRA benefits. These benefits extend health coverage under the employer's insurance plan. This also means that the 65 percent reduction in COBRA premiums authorized under the new federal stimulus law will now apply to mini-COBRA benefits for workers laid off from small businesses, for up to nine months.
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