Monthly Archives: December 2010

The union said it is filing a grievance to contest a cancellation of health insurance, citing a section of the collective bargaining agreement that states: “Players will continue to receive the benefits provided in this article through the end of the Plan Year in which they are released or otherwise sever employment.” Patriots offensive lineman […]

Federal Health Reform Accounts for less than 5% of Health Rate Increase in Colorado News from the Official Colorado State Web Portal on November 5, 2010 states some surprising statistics. “Speculation continues to swirl about the effects of Federal Health Care Reform on health insurance premiums, so Colorado Insurance Commissioner Marcy Morrison decided to get […]

Auto/vehicle insurance is where you pay a regular premium and the insurer compensations you for any financial loss that occurs if you get involved in an accident. Because every state requires you to have the state minimum coverage, you should look for affordable auto insurance that will protect you if you have an accident. If […]

U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.) reports that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will provide more than $7 million to Davidson County for home buyouts. The buyout program will be coordinated by the local government officials and is designed to purchase residential properties that were substantially damaged during the historic May 2010 flooding. “The federal […]