Ten Broeck Insurance GroupTen Broeck Insurance Group is an insurance agency with proven professionals who are caring and conscientious – the kind of people you can depend on.  We know our clients needs on a personal level and understand when you have questions, you need a person to talk to – not a recorded voice and a list of automated options.  Ten Broeck Insurance Group is committed to maintaining a high standard of excellence in all that we do and seek to establish a firm relationship of mutual trust with each of our clients.

At Ten Broeck Insurance Group, we offer the following types of coverage:

Individuals Businesses
  • Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance
  • Long-Term Care
  • Estate Planning
  • Annuities
  • Health Insurance
  • Short- and Long-Term Disability
  • Long-Term Care Insurance
  • Voluntary Benefit Plans
  • Self-Funded Medical Plans
  • Life Insurance
  • AD & D
  • Dental Insurance
  • Retirement Plans

Derek and the rest of the team at Ten Broeck Insurance Group look forward to working with you to develop a comprehensive insurance plan that fits you and your budget.

Harvard Pilgrim has reached an agreement with the Massachusetts Division of Insurance (DOI) on small business and individual premiums for customers with April through December 2010 effective dates. Through the agreement, Harvard Pilgrims has decided not to retro-bill for the coverage months of April, May, June, and July. Updated rates will be effective for coverage periods beginning August 1st through the end of the customer’s plan year.  Harvard Pilgrim will update rates for customers with April-August effective dates, and those customers will see increases averaging 7-11% from their interim premium that was built on a 2009 base rate.  Effected customers will see adjustments either in the September or October billing cycles. Please see attached Harvard Pilgrim press release for more information.

PR-MA DOI Rate Dispute 070210

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This year, important health insurance reforms were enacted effecting residents of both Massachusettand New Hampshire.  The first redefined the term “dependent” as a person unmarried and under the age of 26 who either is a full time student or resident of the state.  Coverage was also extended for those young adults who are unemployed or do not receive coverage through their employer, allowing them to stay on their parents’ health insurance until the age of 26.  The next reform was the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) which allows workers who are eligible for health coverage from their employer but are unable to afford the premiums for their children to apply for a State-funded program which aids in the payment of employee-sponsored plans.  The last reform was the Affordable Care Act.  Through this act, Massachusetts and New Hampshire can allocate tax cuts to small businesses to help them provide health coverage for workers and make premiums more affordable.  They also began a new Healthfirst program which requires major insurance companies to carry plans designed for businesses with less than 50 employees with their target premium being 10% of wages.

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Massachusetts Division of Insurance Lifts Rate Caps for Harvard

June 30, 2010

On June 24, 2010, the Division of Insurance appaels board overturned the state’s cap on Harvard Pilgrim’s premium increases for small businesses and individuals. The board found that their April rate increases were reasonable, given what they must pay to hospitals and physicians. They need to process the details of the decision with the Division [...]

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NEW Life Insurance Calculator!

June 11, 2010

SECTION 1 Total annual income your family would need if you died today What your family needs, before taxes, to maintain its current standard of living. (Typically between 60% and 75% of total income) Annual income your family would recieve from other sources Dividends, interest income, spouse’s earnings (social security may be available). Income to [...]

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Health and Wellness Expo

May 26, 2010

On April 29, TenBroeck Insurance Group had a table at the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce Health and Wellness Expo at the Devens Common Center.  There were 4 scheduled speakers throughout the day and approximately 75 registered companies participating in the expo.  Our table added to the expo information on our insurance services and products, and [...]

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Business After Hours a Success

May 26, 2010

On Wednesday, April 14, TenBroeck Insurance Group along with Noyes Insurance and House Calls Home Care threw a “Business After Hours” event at our 6 Cottage Street, Pepperell offices.  Business After Hours is hosted by the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce and is a great networking event for local business owners, facilitating useful business connections in [...]

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Massachusetts Health Insurance

May 3, 2010

As many of you may be aware, the Division of Insurance rejected the carriers April, May, and June small group health insurance rate increases.  The carriers have begun mailing letters to the small group employers who have already been billed the disapproved rates informing them of the adjusted rates.  Employers will be credited via invoice [...]

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Ten Broeck Insurance Group Featured in Lowell Sun

April 7, 2010

The Ten Broeck Insurance Group was featured in the Lowell Sun Business section on Sunday, February 14th. Through some contacts, I was able to get an electronic version of the two pages of the article, and I’ve posted them here in PDF form. The article mentions two other great Pepperell businesses – the Pepperell Family [...]

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