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1. Learn about types of policies and coverage: Read about the different types of coverages. Determine if you might be able to convert your old insurance under COBRA or qualify for a group policy. WARNING: Be very leery of joining an association to get health insurance. In many states they are either unregulated or regulated in a different way. Be sure to thoroughly investigate using resources in Steps 3 and 4.
When people consider traveling and working on the road, one question that often comes up: What about health insurance? For the younger workers, not yet eligible for Medicare, this is a real stumbling block.
Kathy Jo, along with Steve, was one of the main operators of Workamper News for 15 years. In 2015, Kathy Jo retired. She enjoys watching HGTV and spending time with Charlie, their mini schnauzer.
Steve and his wife, Kathy Jo, bought Workamper® News from the Robuses in 2005. For 15 years, he functioned as one of the main operators of our small company.
As a recent member of Workamper News for less than a week, I wish to compliment everyone that had anything to do with the make-up, design, or the mechanics of how your Awesome Applicant resume section works. It is great and very easy to work with. Shortly after my membership kicked in, I typed up my resume and posted it without pictures, thinking that would be a chore that would take a while. Within a short time and before I had pictures with it, I had two contacts. I later found out how easy it is to upload pictures that I already had on my computer and have since h
My husband and I just had our first winter of Workamping in southeast Georgia and it was absolutely an amazing decision that we made! We made A LOT of new friends, learned a lot about how a campground runs, and just had an awesome time! if you are dreaming about this lifestyle, GO FOR IT! We have been full-time RVers since May 2009 and will never go back to a stick 'n brick house!
