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“I will not give them one cent!” 45-year-old teacher Jacque Abron said about resuming her student loan repayments when the COVID-19 pandemic-era pause comes to an end. “The illegal lending scam is over and I’m fighting until we see bankruptcy
If you are preparing to draft your estate plan with your estate planning attorney, there are a variety of issues that you will need to think about before your documents can be finalized.
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By Amrit Singh: When it comes to additional health insurance cover, individuals often have the option to choose between top-up and super top-up plans.
While both types of insurance plans offer extra protection over and beyond the standard health
PADUCAH — Finger pointing, confusion and conflicting answers were seen Wednesday between a large local medical provider and a health insurance company many of you use. Mercy Health, which operates Paducah’s Lourdes Hospital and several other west Kentucky medical facilities,
The US health insurance industry, referred to as the Health Maintenance Organization (HMO), is expected to gain on the back of growing premiums and an expanding customer base, thanks to the well-performing Government business. The industry players have an active
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If US lawmakers fail to reach a debt ceiling agreement in time to avoid a government default — something that could happen as soon as June 1 — millions of Americans might see disruptions to their health insurance coverage.
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Health care benefits are generally optional for smaller employers but are of critical importance to most employees. Employers of all sizes should be aware of the pros and cons of offering health benefits to their employees.
Benefits are a critical
North Carolina is one of the best states in the country for small businesses like mine, but the General Assembly is threatening that reputation with House Bill 346. On its surface, the bill (otherwise known as the Reorganization & Economic
Health insurance doesn’t cover your teeth. Your teeth can cause pain, get infected and need treatment, just like any other part of the body. But when it comes to actually getting