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Navigating the Confusing Array of Health Insurance Options with a New Baby

Posted: 16 Aug 2013 04:30 AM PDT

My wife and I are in a very blessed financial position. Our parents were amazing enough (and hard working and financially diligent enough) to save up for our college eductions. Whether through scholarships or straight payments, my wife and I graduated without a dime of student loan debt. And that has made all the difference [...]

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