I’m not going to try and convince you of anything related to a single-payer system, except that you can’t count on the predictions and assumptions
Category: Government
What governemnt does affects us all now and for years in the future. Many times there are unintended consequences, it would be nice to get it right.
Strange how we think of other people’s money
Listening to a financial planning advice radio show this morning and a man called in with a problem. Seems “his mother lived too long” as
An unlimited promise of free and a budget are simply not compatible.
Anything is possible, even getting people to accept the impossible. Following are a few excerpts from a recent Wall Street Journal editorial concerning Sen Warren’s
The New Medigap Deductible Rules Are Now In Effect
If you first become eligible for Medicare in 2020, you must pay the Part B deductible on your own. A change in the Medicare supplement insurance
2020 IRC retirement savings limits.
2020 Limitations Adjusted As Provided in Section 415(d), etc. Notice 2019-59 Section 415 of the Internal Revenue Code (the Code) provides for dollar limitations on
What Happens When a Health Plan Has No Limits? An Acupuncturist Earns $677 a Session.
If you are a taxpayer in NJ, you should read this full story. While this is about NJ, the generosity and mismanagement of government workers
