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		<title>Interstate health insurance myths</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 14 Jun 2010 10:47:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The game played by politicians is to take an idea from their own agenda and then frame it in a way that sells it to the other side. When the politicians meet in the middle, bipartisan solutions to problems emerge. This reflects the fact there is no monopoly on good ideas, only simple good solutions [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The game played by politicians is to take an idea from their own agenda and then frame it in a way that sells it to the other side. When the politicians meet in the middle, bipartisan solutions to problems emerge. This reflects the fact there is no monopoly on good ideas, only simple good solutions to difficult problems. In the healthcare debate, one of the solutions proposed by the GOP was to allow people to buy their insurance across state lines. This sounds a good idea. As the law stands, every state regulates the sale of insurance within its own borders. This limits the size of the market. If insurers had to compete with each other on a regional or national level, the premium rates would fall and every citizen would get a better deal. Well, let&#8217;s look a little more closely at how it would actually work.</p>
<p>At present, every state has a Department of Insurance to regulate the insurance companies licensed to sell policies. This is a reasonably effective system for consumer protection. But if regional or national insurers could sell policies into many states, it would break the regulatory system. It would no longer be local supervision of local companies. Insurers would decide where to establish and would, of course, choose the states which had the weakest consumer protection regulations, i.e. where they could make the most profit. Think banks and finance companies. These companies broke the US economy and produced the recession because their sales of subprime mortgages and associated derivatives were unregulated. Now apply the same thing to interstate insurance. As a final thought on this issue, remember all US states have different laws and one state cannot enforce another&#8217;s laws. That is sovereignty for you. So the state where an insurer is based cannot protect consumers under another state&#8217;s laws.</p>
<p>Secondly, opening the market across state lines allows insurers to cherry pick the best people to insure. Without regulations to limit the right to discriminate against people for pre-existing conditions and to increase premiums as people get older and fall ill more often, insurers will just take their profit from all the healthy people and forget about the rest. Thus, instead of increasing consumer choice, it would have the reverse effect. Most insurance companies would close their branches in individual states. Those that remained would keep all the aging and less healthy people. As their claims rise, the companies will make a loss and close. Without a law to mandate regional or national companies to offer some health coverage, it is likely the number of uninsured people would rise.</p>
<p>When you add all this up, it is a good thing the GOP&#8217;s proposal was rejected. <a href="http://www.reliablehealthinsurance.net/">Health insurance</a> plans are complicated enough without having to change a whole mass of federal and state laws to allow interstate sales. This is not to say that consumers might benefit if there was more competition in the insurance market generally. With a real free market, properly regulated, consumers would get a better deal both in the terms of coverage and in the premium rates they pay. As it is, you must get multiple quotes to find cheap <a href="http://www.reliablehealthinsurance.net/myths.html">health insurance</a>. Anticipating their profits will take a hit following this reform, insurers have been raising their premium rates. You must shop around to find the most affordable policy.</p>
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		<title>Bankruptcy Car Loans</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 25 May 2010 21:37:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the United States, almost every family needs a car, even if they have declared bankruptcy. Once a person has filed for Chapter 7, Chapter 11, or Chapter 13 bankruptcy and has managed to buy some time from his creditors, it?s time for this person to start rebuilding his credit. For people who would like [...]]]></description>
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<p>In the United States, almost every family needs a car, even if they have declared bankruptcy. Once a person has filed for Chapter 7, Chapter 11, or Chapter 13 bankruptcy and has managed to buy some time from his creditors, it?s time for this person to start rebuilding his credit.</p>
<p>For people who would like to get a car loan after declaring bankruptcy, there are a number of options they can consider. However, it may take some time for a person to rebuild his credit to the point where he can get post-bankruptcy auto financing. According to the law, bankruptcy stays on the individual?s record for 10 years, while any bad credit that he may have accumulated stays on his credit report for 7 years.</p>
<p>It is important to remember that this law does not have to prevent you from buying a car. Maintaining a responsible credit practice is considered the best and the quickest means of securing the credit needed to get a car loan after bankruptcy.</p>
<p>Responsible credit practices basically means that all of your current bills are paid off on time, while you are paying off as much as possible of your credit cards, refraining from applying for more credit and simply being patient. Living within your means is the key to getting your first auto loan after bankruptcy.</p>
<p>There are many finance companies, both captive as well as non-captive ones, that offer bankrupt individuals the chance to apply for a car loan. Loans for people with bad credit normally have a higher interest rate than for people with a good credit history.</p>
<p>Various auto dealers offer loans for bankrupt individuals. Before accepting a loan from an auto dealer, it would be advisable to shop around a bit to get the best possible deal. auto dealers obviously offer loans that provide the maximum profit to the dealership, and this is especially true when it comes to providing loans for bankrupt individuals.</p>
<p>Banks are the most common source of financing for car loans. They, too, tend to charge higher interest rates for people with bad credit history but they can be negotiated with. The payment plans and interest rates can be chosen to suit the bankrupt individual?s needs.</p>
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		<title>HARP and HAMP modify and refinance mortgages</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:25:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the quotes seeming to live forever is, &#8220;Never give a sucker an even break.&#8221; Coming from the movie of the same name, starring and written by W.C. Fields, it&#8217;s supposed to be a comic line but, first used as an ad-lib by Fields in 1923, it accurately represents the ruthless streak in US [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the quotes seeming to live forever is, &#8220;Never give a sucker an even break.&#8221; Coming from the movie of the same name, starring and written by W.C. Fields, it&#8217;s supposed to be a comic line but, first used as an ad-lib by Fields in 1923, it accurately represents the ruthless streak in US business. So, over the last eighteen months or so, banks and finance companies have been playing to packed houses, always trying to portray themselves as caring and sympathetic but, more often than not, coming over as the heartless mortgage-holders in potboiling melodramas who throw the heroine out on the streets when there&#8217;s six foot of snow on the ground. What is the evidence for this? Walk through any suburb or exurb and count the empty properties and their weather-beaten &#8220;For sale&#8221; signs as the foreclosures cut into the neighborhoods. Property values everywhere have been dropping like stones. We were all suckers, it seems, and no bank is ever going to give us an even break.</p>
<p>One of the &#8220;systems&#8221; supposed to help us navigate through all this negative equity is the joint package of Home Affordable Refinance Program and Home Affordable Modification Program. These run through http://makinghomeaffordable.gov/ and they help some people either refinance their existing loans or modify the terms to make them more affordable. If you run through the questionnaires, you can find out whether you are eligible. It would be fair to say this pair of programs has been controversial. With the politics so polarized, you hear whichever song you want to hear. From one side comes the attack that the plans are another example of &#8220;big government&#8221;. If folks cannot keep their payments up-to-date, that&#8217;s their problem. They should not look to the state for handouts. Taxes should not be used to bail out freeloaders. From the other side come the attacks that the programs are drawn up in a way that cuts down the number of eligible people to a minimum. Instead of helping the millions who are underwater with their loans, this is a Band-Aid trying to staunch a major hemorrhage.</p>
<p>In a way, it does not matter which side is right. What matters is whether anyone has been able to get real help. Well, the Bank of America has not been slow in coming forward with numbers. Since Home Affordable Modification Program began, it claims to have modified the loans of 700,000 people. So how does this work? The first step is to negotiate and agree a trial modification. If this trial is a success, the bank agrees to make the modification permanent. Obviously, the trials have to run over a period of time to prove the borrowers can afford to pay. That explains why the Bank of America has only made 12,200 modifications permanent. It quickly says it has a further 13,700 loans waiting for the borrowers to sign the permanent agreement. Only 26,000 permanent modifications agreed may not sound many but do not forget the headline that 700,000 were admitted to the trial process. To encourage us, the Bank also says it will negotiate on a second mortgage. Putting the politics to one side, if you have problems with your <a href="http://www.home-loans-place.com/">home loan</a> and your home is at risk, you should check out whether you are eligible under HARP or HAMP. No-one cares about which side is right about these programs so long as they help you solve your <a href="http://www.home-loans-place.com/harp-and-hamp.html">mortgage</a> problems.</p>
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		<title>Protecting Your Funds While Using Business Credit Cards</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:40:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Credit card companies have reached a certain popularity nowadays, especially among small businesses. These people many opportunities and benefits that help contribute to the large number of companies to meet the tides in the world seriously, especially if it is an additional source and organizational system for the money that these small businesses need. But [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Credit card companies have reached a certain popularity nowadays, especially among small businesses. These people many opportunities and benefits that help contribute to the large number of companies to meet the tides in the world seriously, especially if it is an additional source and organizational system for the money that these small businesses need.</p>
<p>But not all firms in the success of their enterprises could use their credits to businesses. Many people, due to the mismanagement of credit cards and finance companies have come to be a great benefit promised to loan money to businesses. But the usefulness of credit cards, starting with the owner of the company, in what way a guarantee for the use of funds during a business loan?</p>
<p>Using Business Credit prudence</p>
<p>Anyone smartest thing you can do so by using credit cards is to use a lot of freedom. Common mistakes business owners, many of these companies is based on the cost of debt. Keep in mind that the abuse of this privilege may lead to a bad credit.</p>
<p>Companies should pay notice to their credit card spending, and impose restrictions on the amount of purchases that they know they can afford to buy. If not, can fall into the trap of high interest rates and maturities. Whenever possible, if the company has yet to make much use of credit cards should only be an emergency situation and not a big business.</p>
<p>Make timely payments</p>
<p>Another step to avoid drowning the company has debts to pay your bills on time each month. Authors are not lost or deferred lump sum, one need not worry about the reconstruction of the obligations to pay fines and accumulate interest. It would certainly be very wise to avoid an agreement with the additional costs of doing business. Business owner must take into account that the money could go to penalties and interest may be the alternative to putting the profits of the company instead.</p>
<p>Take extra precautions</p>
<p>Necessary precautions must be taken to protect the corporate funds. For example, if the type of personal business using a corporate credit card, then putting the credit of each employee is required to prevent abuses of personal loans for purchases, especially those who are outside the budget Companys.</p>
<p>In addition, companies can also increase the benefit offered by credit card, such as getting regular reports on the financial statements. Through this, the company can examine how its budget is spent and may be important adaptations to help businesses save money.</p>
<p>Using a business credit card can actually play a significant role in the growing success. The offer for the financing, cash management and establishing reliability are just some of the many advantages this tool has been established in many small business owners.</p>
<p>But like any tool, a business credit card can be wrong and ultimately contributed to the failure of society, instead of allowing progress, as the mismanagement of funds. But if one uses these cards wisely with the practice of making timely payments, and taking all precautions necessary additional, it can certainly save you money and avoid the pitfalls of business credit cards work in his favor.</p>
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