If you’re a car enthusiast and you want to make a name as a car blogger, here’s a wanted ad that has your name on it! I’m sharing the details of this blogger wanted job ad with you in this post.

Warning: The pay isn’t that high. My advice: Get published on this website several times to prettify your portfolio as an automotive expert or car blogger. You can even get a link back to your own website if they publish your bio!

Car Blogger Wanted for Drivers News Network

There are very few car bloggers out there compared to fashion bloggers, food bloggers, and tech bloggers. If anything, you are bound to be more successful in this niche because there’s very little competition! Just my two cents.

In any case, if you’re looking to build your portfolio, this is the perfect opportunity. Car enthusiasts, here’s your chance to get paid while blogging about anything on four wheels! Here are the details.

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When it rains, it pours… and when it shines, it blinds like a flash bomb, doesn’t it? To be honest, everything has been so sunny and bright around here, what with all the things happening to my blog and to all my blogging networks. For instance, I’m the newest and the only Filipino member of the Talk Health blogging team!

Talk Health, in partnership with National Health Service (NHS) Choices in the United Kingdom, has provided several health hubs over the years: women’s health, diabetes, skin cancer, and the like. Aside from blogs, they have forums for different conditions, providing access to groups where you can get in touch with people who have been diagnosed with the same condition you have. And I’m just so excited to share with you how I’m the only Filipino blogger in the Talk Health blogger group!

Hurray! Let’s call it a blogger holiday!

Is there such a thing as a blogger holiday? There should be. But I’m being tangential again – sorry about that.

It’s just that I’m so excited to be the only Pinoy member of the Talk Health blogger team! Can you check out my Talk Health blogger bio and see if there’s anything missing there, just in case I forgot anything from sheer excitement?

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I’ve always assumed that I can find an answer to all health questions I receive on this blog as long as I am given a reasonable amount of time to research. But I’m finding it really hard to answer a question emailed to me last night: How do you tell which non-government health insurance provides the best services?

I feel like I know absolutely nothing about health insurance. After an unfortunate incident that happened about five years ago, I’ve been talking to friends in the insurance business about how insurance companies operate. I’ve also been looking into insurance companies abroad, such as Aviva in United Kingdom and United Health Group in the United States, if only to compare with our very own PhilHealth.

You might have read about an article of mine on how to choose a health card not so long ago. But in case you haven’t yet, let me recap my unfortunate experience regarding health insurance claims.

I Know Zilch About Insurance. You?

I remember undergoing a procedure in the hospital and applying for reimbursement via PhilHealth, only for my request to be rejected because it was supposedly an out-patient procedure.

I assumed that their reason was correct. After all, why would any insurance company – more so one that under the government’s wing – tell me something inaccurate? But one day while I was in medical school, I learned about how many out-patient procedures were covered by the same insurance company.

Boy, did I feel dumb or what. Did I just get duped? I asked someone from PhilHealth to verify if my claims should have been turned down and I was told my claims were completely valid. However, it was way past the time allotted for petitions, which meant my claim had already expired.

Goodbye, PhP10,000. I will miss you.

Brush up on health insurance
while you’re still healthy.

I know that I should have done my homework. I know better now – and so should you. Brush up on your knowledge of health insurance, especially the one you’re planning on availing of. Compare it with other health insurance providers and get feedback from friends who also have health insurance.

Have you filed successful claims with your health insurance provider before? Did you find it easy, or did you encounter difficulties along the way? Share your experience – I’d love to hear your own story! I’m sure the readers of this blog will be happy to hear it, too.