Writing for Forbes, Dean Zarra takes on Paul Krugman and his position on Medicare. You can read the full article here. Zarra’s point is that the
Author: rdquinn
Government austerity programs are unpopular…well, duh!
Aside from the questionable spending on two wars for who remembers how many years, the last four and a half years have seen an escalation
Medigap coverage – balancing premiums and your out-of-pocket risk
I began administering employer based health plans beginning in1961. In all those years the typical plan had a modest deductible and coinsurance of 20%. Starting in
Social Security- from lock box to slush fund. Can anyone look beyond 2012?
If you look at many of the fifty states you will find that their state worker pensions are grossly underfunded. This is largely the result
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