Archive for September 16th, 2009

Here at Brave New Films, we make films that reach out to the community. We often ask for input and involvement from our friends and neighbors across the country.

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Not according to the Colorado Association of Health Plans and the Colorado Association of Insurance Underwriters. The Health Care Task Force reconsidered …

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MYTH: “Health insurance reform could be unconstitutional… or violate the 10th amendment.” FACT: As with Medicare and Medicaid, the federal government has …

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Getting laid off is devastating, and being without health insurance can be almost as devastating. The two, unfortunately, often go together. WalletPop writers Aaron Crowe and Jennie Phipps discuss in this podcast how the unemployed, …

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Today’s Wall Street Journal contains an interesting front-page news story about mandated health insurance, focusing on the case of Massachusetts. When Mitt Romney was governor, he pushed through a mandate, with subsidies for low-income …

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The benefits of having health insurance is often considered a given, but some may consider the costs too high.

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Today, the average cost of a family health insurance offered by an employer is $13375. That’s up 131% over the last decade—a period in which inflation rose only 28%. And one estimate says that if costs continue on their current …

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By David M. Herszenhorn President Obama talks a lot about how Americans who like their health insurance will be able to keep it. …

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And in the past 10 years, health insurance premiums have increased by 131 percent, far outpacing wage gains or inflation. But cost isn’t the only issue. …

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Bill Ackley had health insurance through his job as a public school teacher. But as his life hung in the balance, his insurance company questioned the …

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