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Pet insurance offered at companies

Employers are starting to offer pet insurance as part of the company benefits package. There is no subsidy from the company, but people are getting it at a lower rate because of the number of potential customers. So, should you buy it? Well, the average owner spends just over $200 a year. Pet insurance would not be worth it in that case. But if the dog or cat is going to undergo a complicated surgery or major procedure, it would be a better idea. Also, if an unexpected expense occurs, would you be able to pay for it? If you don’t have the money, you have a potential case for pet insurance. Keep in mind that Consumer Reports gives it two thumbs down, though.

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