Higher premiums? Can this be so?

They are going up and the deductible and out of pocket is HUGE!! WTH? I thought this was supposed to be affordable. Thanks a bunch Obama you big freakin' loser. How the heck am I supposed to feed my family you moron? ...

So he lied? Say it isn't so! Now I know this is from Fox News....which left-wing liberals, including the White House, claim isn't a real news station. However, since Obama is having so much trouble getting HCR passed, he suddenly decided to give an exclusive interview tomorrow to...Fox News! Hosanna! He must have seen the light, LOL! ...

I knew this was going to happen. Complete article in link. ...

Save $190 Billion. See link provided. ...

BO was hoping to keep this under wraps, but information is coming to light. I hope people vote with their head and pocketbooks, and hopefully realize what the Obama agenda is doing to this country. ...

That is, 30% in the 5 years before O-care, 28% in the 5 years after O-care. But of course, that's not even the whole story. Those are just the premiums. When we look at other costs and also at what it all pays for (is the product as good?), the story is much, much worse. The deductibles are much higher. Co-pays are higher. Choice is far more limited. And for all this added cost, many claims for services, medications and medical equipment that were cover ...

WASHINGTON — Buyers, beware: President Barack Obama says his health care overhaul will lower premiums by double digits, but check the fine print. Premiums are likely to keep going up even if the health care bill passes, experts say. http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5iVn9wrhB-3SF-Svo9kZyXd4bHRLAD9EG84VO0 ...

More than 800,000 Floridians would see their monthly insurance premiums rise, from an average of around $70 to an average of around $350, or roughly a factor of five. More than 600,000 people in Texas, about 325,000 in North Carolina, and another 275,000 in Georgia would see insurance premiums soar by similar amounts. Nationwide, more than 4 million people living in 37 states would be in situations like these. Most would have no way to pay the higher bills, forcing them to drop insurance covera ...

Obamacare Is Already Forcing Private Insurers To Lower Their Premiums By Sy Mukherjee on May 10, 2013 at 12:00 pm President Obama signs the Affordable Care Act into law Looks like Obamacare is more “on track” than “train wreck.” In a striking illustration of the promise that the health law holds for consumers, two Oregon private insurers vying to sell coverage on the state’s Obamacare insurance marketplace this October are ...

http://www.factcheck.org/2011/10/factchecking-health-insurance-premiums/ From Factcheck.org: "Health insurance premiums for employer-sponsored family plans jumped a startling 9 percent from 2010 to 2011, and Republicans have blamed the federal health care law. But they exaggerate. The law — the bulk of which has yet to be implemented — has caused only about a 1 percent to 3 percent increase in premiums, according to several independent experts. The rest of the 9 percent rise is due ...

This is what the new insurance fee means...I'm not printing the whole thing. it's up to all of you to read the article. I know another poster started this post, but I'm adding to it. Later on, the article says it phases out in 2017 unless Congress, with lawmakers searching everywhere for revenue....decided to extend it. What is the rule on taxation? When a new tax comes into being, it never goes away, just gets larger? So, with Obama wanting HIGHER TAXES on the wealthy ...

The stock market always does better under a Democratic administration. Very nice. My 401k is loving these last few years after the horrible beating it took due to the Iraq war. Not complaining. Those who lost loved ones lost what was important, of course. ...

Clint Eastwood's bizarre speech at the Republican National Convention last week didn't go over so well with voters in Florida and North Carolina, but it didn't hurt his overall image, a pair of new polls show. According to a survey conducted by Public Policy Polling, 41 percent of Floridians said they had a negative opinion of Eastwood's 12-minute improvised riff, which featured the 82-year-old Academy Award-winning actor and director pretending to have a conversation with a ...

From Salon.com: The biggest news on Sunday was Bill Kristol’s declaration on “Fox News Sunday” that Republicans should give in on President Obama’s demand that tax rates go up on income over $250,000 as part of any fiscal “cliff” deal. “It won’t kill the country if we raise taxes a little bit on millionaires,” he said. “It really won’t, I don’t think. I don’t really understand why Republicans don&rsq ...

$59.1 billion dollars spent already, not including Cyber Monday. I myself don't partake in the craziness, but it is nice to see businesses profiting from the mania. ...

Today, more U.S. women die in childbirth and from pregnancy-related causes than at almost any point in the last 25 years. The United States is the one of only seven countries in the entire world that has experienced an increase in maternal mortality over the past decade (we join the likes of Afghanistan and South Sudan), and mothers in Iran, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Serbia and Greece (among many other countries) have a better chance of surviving pregnancy than do women in the United Sta ...

Iraq 2014: Civilian deaths almost doubling year on year An overview of the year’s violence First published 1 Jan 2015 2014 Summary 17,049 civilians have been recorded killed in Iraq during 2014 (up to Dec 30). This is roughly double the number recorded in 2013 (9,743), which in turn was roughly double the number in 2012 (4,622). These numbers do not include combatant deaths, which even by the most cautious tallies have also seen a sharp rise in 2014. The conflict in I ...

Would never happen here in the US. ...

65% on the wealthiest Americans, according to her latest tax plan. The Clinton campaign estimates that the increase would raise an addition $75 billion in revenue over the next decade. The current rate maxes out at 40 percent. But Hillary Clinton and her husband Bill have created a number of tax shelters in recent years to dramatically limit their payment of the very same tax. As Bloomberg reported back in 2014: “To reduce the tax pinch, the Clintons are using financial planning strate ...

Washington (CNN)— The number of individuals who were supposed to have been deported but were instead granted citizenship is far higher than was initially reported by media covering the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General's office report on the matter. On Monday, the Inspector General reported that 858 individuals from "special interest countries" -- meaning countries that are considered to be "of concern to the national security" of the US -- were supposed to have been de ...

This is an MNSBC video so therefore should be approved by posters here to be able to post here. We tried to tell them, but noooooo, don't want to hear it. shhhhhhh it's the truth, just don't say anything. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45o-s1Oh3zs#t=144 ...

Those changes would benefit virtually every taxpayer, but they also would reduce federal tax collections by about $4.5 trillion over the next decade, according to the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center. To avoid increasing the national debt by that amount, GOP leaders such as House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (Wis.) have pledged to get rid of all the special-interest loopholes and tax shelters that litter the code. Republicans have declined to identify their targets. However, some ...

of many college professionals. From NY Times Business section: "In August, four months after Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng started the online education company Coursera its free college courses had drawn in a million users, a faster launching than either Facebook or Twitter. The co-founders, computer science professors at Stanford University, watched with amazement as enrollment passed two million last month, with 70,000 new students a week signing up for over 200 courses, including Human- ...

Higher premiums? Can this be so?

Based on what information? - sm

Higher premiums every year for the last 20 at least - sm

This is just the beginning of the - Negative Fallout from Obamacare.

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