January, 2010

Bipartisanship in Bank Regulations

President Barack Obama is pressing an overhaul of Wall Street regulations with a push-and-pull strategy – reasserting his desire for a consumer agency that Republicans despise while proposing new bank restrictions that even Republicans could love. As he readies for his State of the Union speech Wednesday, the president’s approach reflects the demands of a [...]

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Will be Dropped? – Health Insurance Costs

When it becomes law, families will save on their premiums, President Obama declared in his weekly radio address before Christmas, pitching his health care reform. If only that were so. Nobody who tracks health insurance sees any sign of softening premium prices for people who already have insurance, Obamacare or not. Premiums for 2010 were [...]

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Auto Insurance Measures

Two bills have been introduced that will be a solution. House Bill 2513 and Senate Bill 6252 would ban the practice of using a person’s credit history, education or income to set insurance rates. Driving records and vehicle-safety records are reasonable factors for insurers to consider when pricing insurance; A person’s income, education level and [...]

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Car Insurance May Not Cover Rising Trend of Driving

Car insurance customers who are driving their cars for business use might not have adequate protection. The comparison website has identified a rise in the number of workers being asked to use their personal cars for business use, without necessarily warning them of the car insurance implications. Found that 72 per cent of UK workers [...]

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Motor Trade Insurance Is An Absolute Necessary

Motor Trade Insurance Is  Necessary for Motor trading business, If you’re in the car trading business, the most important aspect of your business is always the best possible price. The only way you can make money for your business, if the lower price, lower price for the repairs (if required for the issue), and the highest [...]

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Stocks Indecisive ahead of Results

Techs dipped and the broader market struggled near midday Monday as investors mulled a report showing a jump in Chinese exports, considered a weaker dollar and geared up for the start of the quarterly reporting period. The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) was barely changed nearly 2-1/2 hours into the session. The S&P 500 index [...]

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Investment Grade Bonds Still Look Attractive

Investment grade corporate bonds are normally as dull as ditchwater. But 2009 proved to be an exception as fears of a global economic depression receded and investors reassessed the likelihood of corporate default. “Last year was a historic year of performance [for investment grade bonds],” says Eric Takeha, a senior fixed income portfolio manager at [...]

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Right Disability Insurance Plan

No one can predict when accidents happen. That being said, it would be wise and of course safe if you have a disability insurance plan. In case anything bad happens to you, at least you would still be able to provide money for the household expenses. Further delay of acquiring this type of insurance is [...]

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City Drops Health Coverage for Employees

Due to a budget shortfall, Lexington’s Urban County Government is dropping health insurance coverage for 556 employees of “outside agencies”. These are organizations that are connected with, but not directly run by, city government. In reference to 2008 spending, reducing employees of the 20 organizations from Lexington’s insurance plan would save the city $506,218 a [...]

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