Insurance Program
The University of Evansville Alumni Association sponsors an Alumni Insurance Program as a service to alumni. The program offers a variety of attractively-priced insurance products, most of which are available to alumni, students, faculty, and staff, as well as their spouses, domestic partners, children, parents, and siblings:
- Auto, Home & Renters Insurance - Special rates are available to alumni and family members living in the same household. You will also have access to safety resources to help keep you and your family safe. For more information, please visit www.libertymutual.com/uealumni or call Liberty Mutual at 1-800-524-9400.
- Health Insurance - For those with a temporary or permanent need for coverage, such as the unemployed, self-employed, and recent graduates.
- Life Insurance - Long-term protection with great rates and fantastic features. Coverage is available to $50 million.
- Long Term Care Insurance - Intended to protect assets from serious erosion, while allowing access to quality care in the most appropriate and desirable setting.
- Travel Insurance - Travel medical or trip protection insurance options are available for individuals or groups traveling abroad.
- Annuities - An ideal tax-deferred vehicle for conservative investors who want guaranteed fixed interest rates for extended periods.
- Special Event - Liability coverage up to $2 million is available for events lasting from a few hours to as much as 10 days.
- Pet Insurance - Simple, customizable dog and cat insurance plans are available.
- Advisory Services - A licensed insurance professional is available, at no charge, to answer questions and provide customized guidance.
For more information visit meyerandassoc.com/UE or contact the program administrator at 800-635-7801.
Top 10 Reasons to Buy Health Insurance
- When you put your health at risk, you put your finances at risk as well.
- Without health insurance, even a short-term illness or injury could cost thousands of dollars. You could lose your savings, car, or even your home, and it could affect your credit rating or even future job opportunities.
- Broken leg. Basic x-ray. Simple cast. $3,000. Now THAT hurts.
- Your parent’s policy may not provide adequate coverage if you live beyond the in-network area, and young adults who are otherwise on their own have no recourse but to obtain coverage for themselves.
- You may find yourself with a gap between the end of current health insurance and the start of coverage from a new employer.
- Some employers don’t offer insurance benefits, or the programs they do offer are prohibitively expensive.
- Employment for 18- to 24-year-olds is at 54% – the lowest since 1948, when the government started keeping track.
- Freelancers and consultants may need to find their own insurance coverage.
- Many young adults have their own families and need to consider coverage that will include their spouse or partner and children, if any.
- Going without health insurance, even for a short period of time, is Just. Plain. Dumb.
