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Citizens Property Insurance grilled about rate hike request
Posted by: incur on: September 19, 2010
Citizens Property Insurance Corp. officials were questioned Tuesday about the insurer’s request for an average 8.4 percent statewide rate hike. That includes an average increase of as much as 11.3 percent in parts of South Florida and a 9.3 percent statewide rate hike for policies that cover homes, condominium units, renters, mobile homes and vacation [...]
Thirty Million Women Will Gain From Health Reform Law, Including About 15 Million Uninsured
Posted by: incur on: August 6, 2010
Approximately thirty million American women will gain from the new health reform law over the next ten years, according to a new report from The Commonwealth Fund , a private foundation based in New York. The authors state that the law will stabilize women’s growing exposure to ever-increasing health costs, and even reverse it, by [...]
Thirty Million Women Will Gain From Health Reform Law, Including About 15 Million Uninsured
Posted by: incur on: August 4, 2010
Approximately thirty million American women will gain from the new health reform law over the next ten years, according to a new report from The Commonwealth Fund , a private foundation based in New York. The authors state that the law will stabilize women’s growing exposure to ever-increasing health costs, and even reverse it, by [...]
Thirty Million Women Will Gain From Health Reform Law, Including About 15 Million Uninsured
Posted by: incur on: August 3, 2010
Approximately thirty million American women will gain from the new health reform law over the next ten years, according to a new report from The Commonwealth Fund , a private foundation based in New York. The authors state that the law will stabilize women’s growing exposure to ever-increasing health costs, and even reverse it, by [...]
Public Schools Concerned About “No Child Left Behind” Performance Judgements
Posted by: incur on: March 18, 2010
Hawaii’s public schools continue to struggle, especially when it comes to meeting federal standards under “No Child Left Behind.” But a plan by President Barack Obama is calling to radically change that law. Currently over 180 schools in the state are failing to meet their yearly benchmarks. Rather than be punished, Mr. Obama is calling [...]
C.V. Starr Statement About Departures of A.I.G. Employees
Posted by: incur on: November 3, 2009
NEW YORK, Oct. 27 /PRNewswire/ — There have been a number of recent reports about an exodus of employees from A.I.G., and the role of C.V. Starr & Co., Inc. Over the last year, we understand that a number of AIG’s 100,000 employees have left A.I.G. to join the company’s direct competitors in the global [...]
Obama to propose estate tax changes, closing domestic loopholes to raise about $60 billion over 10 yrs
Posted by: incur on: May 13, 2009
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The Obama administration on Monday will propose raising nearly $60 billion over 10 years through changes to the estate tax law and closing certain domestic tax loopholes, an administration official said. Funds raised will go to beef up a health care reserve fund, a $634 billion pot of money President Barack Obama wants to use [...]
Safety Activists Hopeful About Drunken Driving Bills
Posted by: incur on: March 13, 2009
Some Maryland safe-driving advocates say they are more optimistic than they’ve been in years that the legislature will pass laws to curb drunken driving, particularly among repeat offenders and drivers younger than 21. For the first time in 20 years, the advocates say, five bills submitted to the General Assembly are supported by a state [...]
Safety Activists Hopeful About Drunken Driving Bills
Posted by: incur on: March 13, 2009
Some Maryland safe-driving advocates say they are more optimistic than they’ve been in years that the legislature will pass laws to curb drunken driving, particularly among repeat offenders and drivers younger than 21. For the first time in 20 years, the advocates say, five bills submitted to the General Assembly are supported by a state [...]
Safety Activists Hopeful About Drunken Driving Bills
Posted by: incur on: March 13, 2009
Some Maryland safe-driving advocates say they are more optimistic than they’ve been in years that the legislature will pass laws to curb drunken driving, particularly among repeat offenders and drivers younger than 21. For the first time in 20 years, the advocates say, five bills submitted to the General Assembly are supported by a state [...]
