Friday, June 20, 2014

There are two types of life insurance products Contracts of insurance in the event of life which provides for the payment of a capital or an annuity to a given date (or end of the contract) if the Subscriber's contract is alive. These contracts more often incorporate an insurance in the event of death of the Subscriber before the scheduled date. Capitalized savings will be then paid to a beneficiary previously designated; Death insurance contracts include a capital or an annuity in the event of death of the Subscriber and for the benefit of...

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Looking for a first job or employee, discover ways to benefit from social security. Your job seeker status issued, allows you to be affiliated to the social security of the general scheme. Once you have exhausted your rights, you will need to apply for (CMU) universal health coverage. Si you work regularly throughout the academic year (from 1 October to 30 September of the following year), you depend on only the general scheme of employees....

Sunday, June 1, 2014

Complementary health, or "mutual" is a contract that allows an insured to recover part or all of its health costs not supported by compulsory health insurance (social security) in consideration of the payment of an assessment. How does the complementary health Health expenditures are not reimbursed by social security. The supplementary acts beyond mandatory health insurance reimbursements. Thus, the supplementary occurs for the reimbursement...
The flat-rate participation of 1 euro For insured persons over 18 years, insurance demand a lump participation of 1 euro for all consultations or acts performed by a physician or for your analyses and x-rays. This participation is applied during the course of care but also out of it. However, if you see a dentist, a physiotherapist, a liberal nurse, or have to undergo surgery at the hospital, you do not pay this package. Lump participation...