Is National Better Living Association a reputable company to buy insurance through?

This appears to be an association that promotes "health living". One of the so-called benefits is the availability of what is billed as health insurance. A lot more investigation would be necessary to determine the validity of the plan.

However, in order to be valif, there would have to be a licensed insurer that is responsible for the payment of claims. In recent years there has been a rash of "association plans" with often surface when genuine health insurance is hard to obtain or is costly. These "unauthorized" plans collect premium dollars without any intention of paying claims I am not suggesting that NBLA is one of these types of organizations.

Again, further due diligence is needed. Don't jump in before looking.

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