FINANCIAL ANSWER OF THE WEEK – Does This Affect Your Credit?
Based on information from 2007, the most currently available, approximately 72 million Americans are having some kind of medical billing problems. That means that 23% or almost 1 out of every 4 Americans has some kind of medical billing problem
Will This Be Good for You?
It looks like some of the members of congress have finally decided to start doing their jobs for you and me. Senator Jeff Bingaman, D-N.M. and Rep. Richard E. Neal, D-Mass. have introduced a bill in congress called the “Automatic
Are You Going to Continue to Put Up With This?
Here we go again folks. The government passes a bill to help you out and the financial institutions give us all an obscene gesture and stick it to us anyway. If the financial institutions would spend the time dreaming up
Want Some Class?
I have recently had numerous requests for more information on Long Term Care Insurance. With the recent passage of the health care reform bill, long term care and long term care insurance has been brought into the spotlight again. And
Can They Really be Objective?
In Simple Language has been recently writing about the new financial reform bill called the “Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2010” (see In Simple Language blog articles dated April 7, 2010 titled Do We Really Need More of This?
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