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Medicare Part D Creditable Coverage Notice Deadline
Each year, employer-sponsored health plans that offer any type of prescription drug coverage to Medicare eligible individuals must disclose if the coverage offered is as generous as the standard Part D drug plan (“Creditable”) or not.
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Dealing with Tree Damage
Every year, storms are responsible for felling countless trees and limbs. Unfortunately, some of those fallen trees damage homes and other property.

Cleaning up the damage from a storm can be a difficult task, both physically and emotionally, and things can become especially tense when you discover that it’s your neighbor’s tree that damaged your house.
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Buy Local Expo 2017
On September 20, Tammy Holt from Marshall & Sterling was proud to participate in the Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce's Buy Local Expo, which highlighted dozens of area businesses serving Ulster County and the Hudson Valley. The event was held at Diamond Mills in Saugerties, NY. Watch her interview below:

 
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What Factors Affect Your Life Insurance Rate?
Whether you are 25 or 55, a life insurance policy gives you the peace of mind that should the worst happen, you and your loved ones will be taken care of.
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Does Safe Driving Save You Money?
For better or worse, your automobile insurance premium is a direct result of your driving record. This amount is determined by the insurance company to cover the costs of insuring you and your family as drivers on the road. Want to lower your premium? Keep your driving record clean!
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Home Maintenance Tips for Fall
Keeping up with seasonal repairs and upkeep not only shows pride of ownership, but can reduce the risk of costly and preventable home expenses. Prepare your home for the Fall and upcoming Winter with the following considerations:

Home Exterior
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15 Warning Signs of Workers' Compensation Fraud
The workers' compensation (WC) insurance system is a no-fault method of paying workers for medical expenses and wage losses due to on-the-job injuries. While the majority of WC claims are truthful, the National Insurance Crime Bureau reports that billions of dollars of false claims are submitted each year.
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Avoid Scams When Donating to Disasters
Hurricane Harvey is the strongest storm to make landfall in the United States since Hurricane Charley in 2004. News of the damage it has caused to southeastern Texas is prompting people to help in whatever ways they can.
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Get The Good Student Discount
Teens and young adults often face hefty auto insurance premiums because, statistically, they are more likely to get into car accidents. The Department of Motor Vehicles reports that the crash rate for those between the ages of 16-19 is 2.7 times greater than that of the average driver.
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ACA Employer Mandate and Reporting Still Apply
Republican efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) came to a halt when the Senate fell short of the 51 votes required to pass the Health Care Freedom Act (HCFA) late last month. 
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