 Where do startup founders go for health/dental coverage?
jacquesm: It would really help to know more about where you are located, without that information it is difficult to tell you what your options are.For the US and Canada the easiest thing is to let an insurance professional work out the details for you, get several quotes that give you the kind of coverage that you need and then sign up with one of them.It may significantly change the picture if you incorporate first, then get a corporate health package for your startup and register yourself as an employee.Remember about special circumstances such as business travel if you are going to spend a lot of time en-route.Another big factor for self-employed people is insurance that covers you in case you become incapable of working, but personally I've never been able to justify the expense of that kind of insurance.If you can, save up. I know that's weird advice to someone starting out because you'll need every penny you can get to make it go, but even so, if there is any chance of it, create a little nest egg, you never know what's around the corner.