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(More customer reviews)Though at first I was skeptical at any book about the financial side of infertility, I realized a few pages into the book that the average reader would not only gain back the $16 spent on the book, but would probably save a minimum of several hundred dollars or more over the long run.
It doesn't just give you ways to save money, it gives you ways to understand how things relate to you financially on a personal level.For instance, it isn't helpful to make a statement about shared-risk plans without explaining how they work and who should use them.Financing can never be a one-size fits all approach.
And at the very least, the book helps you think outside the box and consider ways to save money on medications, treatments, and testing.It explains how to navigate insurance companies and how to find clinical trials.It explains fertility grants and scholarships and how to find them.But above all, it gives you the confidence to take charge of the financial side and understand how to budget for treatments.
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