Core and Group Health

A friend in the business called me out of the blue sometime over the last couple of weeks. (Sorry, the days run together this time of year. Seems half my time is spent managing my daughter's budding Girl Scout cookie business.) At any rate,

The economic stimulus plan passed in the House with a vote of 246 to 183, according to the New York Times. The Senate should vote on the bill later today. NAHU released a statement outlining some of the effects the bill will have on the health care

One in five non-elderly, unemployed workers with incomes 200 percent below the poverty line have private insurance, or are insured through the military. Slightly more than one-quarter of non-elderly, unemployed workers making less than 200

Health Care Reform

So, there's good news and bad news. The good news is January's over. I mean, a quarter of a million lost jobs later, it couldn't end soon enough, right? I haven't heard so much anger since Christian Bale's last

Employers spent $693.9 billion on retirement income benefits in 2007. They spent $623.1 billion on health benefits. $532.1 billion was spent on group health insurance. Source: EBRI