Stay in the know with monitoring feeds – Go Health Pro

Stay in the know with monitoring feeds – Go Health Pro

Next in our list of exciting 2024 updates, we’re introducing monitoring feeds – a feature bringing new organizational capabilities to enhance your workflow! Read on to explore their benefits: What are monitoring feeds? Monitoring feeds are the upgraded counterpart of monitored keywords, a feature designed to help Inoreader users stay informed by keeping track of … Read more

Gifting Without The Headache: Tax-Efficient Strategies To Stay Under Gift Reporting Limits – Go Health Pro

Gifting Without The Headache: Tax-Efficient Strategies To Stay Under Gift Reporting Limits – Go Health Pro

Gifting is a common planning topic discussed between advisors and clients – often raising questions about which gifts are taxable, need to be reported to the IRS, or may be exempt from reporting altogether. The rules around gifting are nuanced and can create confusion for clients, but advisors with a clear understanding of gifting strategies … Read more

Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Hotel Stay During Power Outage – Go Health Pro

Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Hotel Stay During Power Outage – Go Health Pro

Whenever electric power shuts off, it not only causes inconvenience but also forces you to leave your home temporarily. In this situation, one of the biggest concerns you have is “Does homeowners insurance cover hotel stays during power outages?”. Don’t stress out; we are here to provide help through our homeowners’ insurance coverage, including hotel … Read more

Early Lessons From Helene Show Catastrophes Are Here to Stay, Flood Insurance Vital – Go Health Pro

Early Lessons From Helene Show Catastrophes Are Here to Stay, Flood Insurance Vital – Go Health Pro

Hurricane Helene made landfall late Thursday, Sept. 26, in the Florida Big Bend, a sparsely-populated 150-mile coastal stretch from Apalachee Bay, south of Tallahassee, to Waccasassa Bay in the south. All told, the population of the area amounts to less than one percent of Florida’s population. But instead of attenuating after landfall, like most storms … Read more

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