Health Care Reform Disputes Move to Supreme Court

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by Danielle Bailey October 17, 2011 in Insurance News

The Obama administration and its challengers are taking their fight to the Supreme Court to address the the ongoing debate over whether the health care reform law should be deemed constitutional. The debates have been pushed through various circuit courts around the country over the past year, but the fight may reach its final destination in a few short weeks if filings are approved in time.

States Continue Fight to Repeal Health Care Law

Ever since the health care reform bill, named the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, was signed on March 23, 2010, various states pushed to have part of reform deemed unconstitutional. 14 states sued stating that the health care law should not include a mandate requiring Americans to purchase health insurance, claiming that it exceeds Congress’ power to regulate commerce, violates the Constitution and forces unnecessary costs on struggling citizens.

Within a few months, the number of states suing against the health care bill jumped to 26 with lawsuits popping up around the country. Som

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Republicans introduce bill to end congressional death gratuities

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by Brandon Nguyen October 16, 2011 in Insurance Quotes

Seven Republican congress members introduced a bill (H.R. 3127) that would prohibit the payment of death gratuities to the surviving heirs of deceased members of Congress.

The U.S. government now pays a full year’s salary to the family of a member of Congress who dies while in office, a death gratuity created decades ago that was intended to serve as a form of life insurance.

But its existence today is more difficult to justify, particularly when every other American purchases their own life insurance, according to Rep. Bill Posey (R-Fla.), the bill’s sponsor. Posey said the issue concerns the proper use of taxpayer resources and restoring the legislative branch to a position of trust in the public eye.

“I believe Members of Congress should do what other Americans do, purchase their own life insurance.” said Posey in a statement. “And wi

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Car insurance rate comparison is more comfortable online

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by admin October 16, 2011 in Insurance News

All states require that drivers carry liability insurance on their motor vehicles. Many states have requirements for minimum amount of auto insurance coverage to be achieved. Drivers can get free insurance quotes online and shop for affordable auto insurance in the comfort of their own home.

When the vehicle’s insurance, it is important to use a car insurance company, which has a reputation as a sound and reputable. Well known names should be a good choice. If in doubt, check with the Better Business Bureau. There are probably local agents for many companies in the local neighborhood that can be called auto insurance rates as well.

Most people are busy and have no calling hours or visit local insurance agents to get quotes. Read more…

Long Term Care Insurance Costs

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by Brandon Nguyen October 13, 2011 in Uncategorized

The best way to get cheap long term care insurance is to buy it when you are young and before you have any major physical problems. But that is not always practical and often times, long term care insurance is not something one thinks about until later in life.

If you forgot to think about long term care insurance when you were young, there still are ways to get a good, cheap rate. Find out more about long term care insurance and how you can save money on your policy at 4 Ways to Keep Your Long Term Care Insurance Costs Cheap.