Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some of our frequently asked questions.  If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.

1.	Why use Insurance Connection of Texas
2.	When I buy an insurance plan, how do I make payments?
3.	If I apply for Health or Life Insurance am I obligated to buy?
4.	Does Insurance Connection of Texas offer the best prices?
5.	What is short-term health insurance?

	Why use Insurance Connection of Texas By combining the localized knowledge of our local agents with the broad experience and comprehensive understanding of a professional insurance agency, we are able to offer our clients:     More Choices. Because we are an insurance agency and not a insurance company, we can offer plans from multiple insurance companies. We offer a broad selection of  insurance companies and plans, which allows you find the plan that best fits your needs.     More Savings. Insurance rates are filed with and regulated by your state's Department of Insurance. Whether you buy from Insurance Connection or directly from the insurance company, you'll pay the same monthly premium for the same plan. Back to Top
	When I buy an insurance plan, how do I make payments? When you choose an insurance plan that fits your needs and budget, the payments are paid directly to the insurance company.  Most offer monthly EFT payment options. Back to Top
	If I apply for Health or Life Insurance am I obligated to buy? No, all health and life insurance applications go through underwriting and the insurance company will make a final offer to accept you at the quoted rate or increase the rate or place riders on the policy.  You are not buying the policy until you accept the final offer. Back to Top
	Does Insurance Connection of Texas offer the best prices? Prices are fixed by law - you can not find a better price anywhere for the same product. Back to Top
	What is short-term health insurance? Short-term health insurance plans provide coverage for a limited period of time, and may be an ideal solution for those between jobs or those waiting for other health insurance to start. Typically, short-term plans offer coverage up to six months, and you can usually renew the plan for an additional 6 month period. Back to Top