VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, June 30, 2012 (Press-News.org) PeopleSurance announces that it now offers life insurance and health insurance in the state of New York. PeopleSurance now offers life insurance from New York Life, Principle Financial, ING, and many other providers to residents of the state of New York. PeopleSurance provides resources, including insurance videos, buyers' guides, and news and updates on health care reform. PeopleSurance President Brandon Beavers states, "We are pleased to be able to continuously offer an expanding line of coverage for our clients. The recent addition of New York to our growing list of states demonstrates our commitment to be the best online health and life insurance company we can be."
PeopleSurance is an online health insurance and life insurance marketplace featuring individual and family health insurance and life insurance as well as group benefits consulting. Our licensed, independent agents can be reached at customerservice@peoplesurance.com or by phone at (866) 495 - 4015
PeopleSurance Announces Addition of New York Life and Health Insurance
PeopleSurance now offers life insurance and health insurance in the state of New York. New York is the most recent addition in a growing list of states in the PeopleSurance online insurance marketplace.
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[Press-News.org] PeopleSurance Announces Addition of New York Life and Health InsurancePeopleSurance now offers life insurance and health insurance in the state of New York. New York is the most recent addition in a growing list of states in the PeopleSurance online insurance marketplace.