Take your pick, 25% 34%; whatever you believe is percent administrative costs are of health care spending. What we don’t hear much about is what
Seven Paradoxes – HumbleDollar
If you are a saver, investor, planning to retire someday or already retired, these are excerpts from a fine article everyone should read. See the
Health care spending decreases under single-payer systems: Study – Health care spending increases under single payer systems: study
I’m not going to try and convince you of anything related to a single-payer system, except that you can’t count on the predictions and assumptions
Can former N.J. residents come back from Florida for retirement?
Our assumptions, our perspectives are not always accurate. Nothing unusual with that, but when it shapes public policy, it can be risky. One of the
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