Posts Tagged ‘health insurance’

• The Ink On H.R. 3590 And H.R. 4872 Has Barely Dried – What Does Health Reform Mean To You From a Tax Perspective – Part 1A Continued – How Do New Taxes Affect You?
  IRON100, April 9th, 2010 at 1:00 am, Comments: 0

  That process may be an ongoing thing because 1) it is awfully hard NOT to be hit by taxes with this legislation and 2) there are provisions in this bill that will be the subject of debate and revision after the 2010 elections and after numerous court challenges, which were inevitable when this legislation was passed and signed into law.

• Union for the Self-Employed
  tamelarich, December 9th, 2009 at 12:46 am, Comments: 0

  If you are self-employed (regardless of whether you have employees), you might find a friend in the Freelancers Union (FU). The word "union" is like red meat to American capitalists, but stay with me here. Recall other meanings of the word, for example, as it's used for "student union."  Can you breathe now?  OK, I'll [...]

• Buying Your Own Health Insurance, Part Three
  barrieabalard, October 22nd, 2009 at 12:01 am, Comments: 0

  (Note that explanatory material provided via links in this post does not imply a guarantee of complete accuracy, nor does it imply I endorse the provider of the material.) In part one of this series, I provided some definitions and basic information you’ll need to buy your own health insurance. In part two, we tackled [...]

• Buying Your Own Health Insurance, Part Two
  barrieabalard, October 8th, 2009 at 12:01 am, Comments: 0

  (Note that explanatory material provided via links in this post does not imply a guarantee of complete accuracy, nor does it imply I endorse the provider of the material.) In part one of this series, I provided some definitions and basic information you’ll need to buy your own health insurance. Today we’ll tackle HIPAA and [...]

• Buying Your Own Health Insurance, Part One
  barrieabalard, October 1st, 2009 at 12:01 am, Comments: 0

  I can’t think of a hotter topic for personal finance than health insurance. If you have none and want some, or think you will lose your employer-provided insurance in the future, this post is for you. Brief personal history and disclosure: my husband and I both pay for our own health insurance. He lost his [...]