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Leading provider of supplemental insurance helps single women identify any gaps in coverage or inadequate protection

Chicago (PRWEB) July 29, 2008 -- http://www.combinedinsurance.com/ [Combined Insurance], a leading provider of supplemental insurance, reports that "Single Working Women's Week," July 27-August 2, 2008, sponsored by SWWAN® (Single Working Women's Affiliate Network), marks an opportune time each year for single women to evaluate their current insurance coverage to identify any gaps in coverage or inadequate protection. This strategy can help ensure working women, their dependent children or family members and assets are protected in the event that accident or illness interferes with the ability to work.

Education is Critical for the Best Protection

If your marital situation has recently changed, or if you've always been single, you can take some easy steps to evaluate your unique situation and ensure you have the right amount of insurance protection to meet your ever-evolving needs. And if not, consider supplemental insurance to meet those needs.

To start, it's important to understand the difference between primary and supplemental insurance. Many employers offer some type of primary health insurance plan, which generally include basic health benefits and sometimes life or disability coverage. Supplemental insurance, on the other hand, is additional insurance - disability, accident, life, health - that can help pay certain costs not covered by primary insurance.

"http://www.combinedinsurance.com/insurance-basics/about-insurance.html [Supplemental insurance] isn't as complicated as it may seem," said Becky Mills, Vice President, Research and Development at Combined
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