VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, July 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) PeopleSurance is proud to announce the release of Coverage Matters 2.0, an online insurance discussion forum and blog covering health insurance, life insurance, and group benefits. In addition to continually updated topics from PeopleSurance, users can now create accounts and post topics of concern to them online with answers from insurance professionals.
PeopleSurance President, Brandon Beavers states, "We are constantly listening to our customers and innovating to meet their needs. Coverage Matters 2.0 is a great compliment to the wide variety of communication channels already in place at PeopleSurance."
PeopleSurance also releases an RSS feed with Coverage Matters so that clients, businesses, and the public can get fast access to updated information from PeopleSurance. Coverage Matters 2.0 is located at http://www.peoplesurance.com/blog/.
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 New Insurance Discussion Forum
PeopleSurance releases Coverage Matters 2.0, an online insurance discussion forum on life insurance, health insurance, and group benefits.
2012-07-11
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