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Insurance Blog Week in Review – Week of March 4 – 11, 2012

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Each and every week, there can be anywhere between twelve and fourteen different blogs appearing on the Insurance Blog. Keeping up with the Insurance Blog is a good way to stay informed about insurance changes that can affect your family. Use the Week in Review is a quick way to “ketchup”! Examining a Potential Health Insurance Plan I am, once again, attempting to find an affordable health insurance policy. In this blog, I go over what some of the abbreviations, phrases, and numbers in the health plan I am looking at actually mean. The Insurance Podcast Roundup went up on … Continue reading →

Lead Plaintiff in Health Care Case Bankrupt from Medical Bills

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The lead plaintiff in the biggest health care court case of the year has filed for bankruptcy, in part, due to unpaid medical bills. This could, potentially, have an impact on the upcoming Supreme Court case about the Affordable Care Act. It makes the individual mandate look that much more necessary. Mary Brown is 56 years old, and she is the lead plaintiff in the court case that is challenging the individual mandate portion of the Affordable Care Act. She does not have health insurance, and she doesn’t want the federal government to be able to tell her to purchase … Continue reading →