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Ask the Dolans: Seek Medical Care Abroad?

Fri, 05 Jun 2009 17:28:55 GMT

Ask the Dolans: Seek Medical Care Abroad?

posted: 27 DAYS 9 HOURS AGO

Medical costs in the U.S. are still skyrocketing, topping more than $8,000 a year per person. In fact, a recent study showed 60% of all bankruptcies were caused due to overwhelming medical bills. As people look for ways to cut costs, traveling to another country for medical procedures is on the rise. Find out whether its safe and if it really saves you money, from Ken and Daria of Dolans.com.

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Have No Fear, Your HSA Won't Bite

bethpinsker — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:52:01 GMT

Have No Fear, Your HSA Won't Bite

posted: 31 DAYS 5 HOURS AGO

filed under: Health Insurance

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Lately, it seems like you can't open the newspaper (or click through the paper online) without coming across a headline about health care reform. What can you do on your side of the equation? Get over the fear of your HSA!

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Save on Insurance When Laid Off

andreachalupa — Fri, 15 May 2009 15:13:07 GMT

Save on Insurance When Laid Off

posted: 48 DAYS 11 HOURS AGO

filed under: Insurance, Health Insurance

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Unemployed workers looking to save cash should take a good, hard look at their insurance bills. Taking advantage of discounts and making some other smart moves can help shave hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars off premiums a year.

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5 Swine Flu Necessities for Under $10

bethpinsker — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 19:08:16 GMT

5 Swine Flu Necessities for Under $10

posted: 63 DAYS 7 HOURS AGO

filed under: Economizer, Health Insurance

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These simple suggestions are easy to find, easy to use, and will probably still come in handy when this whole thing blows over. Also see: Swine Flu and You: Don't Both With a Mask and Airlines Get More Flexible and My Own Private Quarantine.

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Can You Cope Without Health Insurance?

toddpruzan — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 18:34:46 GMT

Can You Cope Without Health Insurance?

posted: 71 DAYS 7 HOURS AGOcomments: 0

filed under: Debt, Beat Debt, Cut Costs, Health Insurance, Insurance, Recession

Losing your job often brings with it the far more daunting problem of losing your group health insurance. But even for those who still work, insurance is becoming a dicey issue as more employers bow out of providing increasingly expensive coverage. To learn useful tips on avoiding gaps in coverage, accessing community health-care resources, negotiating medical bills, and more, read on.

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10 Things Hospital CEOs Won't Tell You

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 19:46:08 GMT

10 Things Hospital CEOs Won't Tell You

posted: 72 DAYS 6 HOURS AGO

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What do you want to know most about the people in charge of your health care system? They might not want to tell you, so you need to turn to this SmartMoney.com guide to find the answers you need.

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Employee Health Plans Dropping Fast

Wed, 18 Mar 2009 20:51:04 GMT

Employee Health Plans Dropping Fast

posted: 106 DAYS 5 HOURS AGO

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Another casualty of the bad economy is employer-provided health insurance. A new study says that almost 20% of businesses are planning on dropping coverage in the next few years. Here's what you need to know...

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Health Spending In Stimulus Bill

Mon, 23 Feb 2009 22:17:43 GMT

Health Spending In Stimulus Bill

posted: 129 DAYS 4 HOURS AGO

(WebMD) The economic stimulus bill signed by President Obama contains more than $140 billion in health care spending, designed mostly to ease the recession's effects on workers and also to boost long-held goals of improving the nation's health information infrastructure.

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Obama Signs Kids' Health Insurance Bill

andreachalupa — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 21:49:33 GMT

Obama Signs Kids' Health Insurance Bill

posted: 147 DAYS 4 HOURS AGOcomments: 818

filed under: Political News, The Obama Presidency, Health Insurance, Insurance

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In his second major legislative victory since assuming office, President Barack Obama signs a bill to provide federally funded health care to an estimated 4 million children. Obama calls the law a "down payment" on his promise to give health benefits to all Americans.
Also See: Obama Caps Executive Pay |
Senate Votes to Up Homebuyers Aid

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Best Route to Cheaper Health Insurance

heatherwg — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 19:28:57 GMT

Best Route to Cheaper Health Insurance

posted: 196 DAYS 7 HOURS AGO

filed under: Health Insurance

As health rates rise, many face reduced standards of care, bigger bills, or taking out personal loans. But you aren't powerless to avoid this fate, there are steps that you can take. See the Top 5 ways to help yourself here.

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