Smokers to pay increased health insurance premium

Opinions differ on expanding childrens’ health insurance - Mineral Wells Index Posted: 19 Jan 2009 09:29 AM CST Opinions differ on expanding childrens' health insurance Mineral Wells Index, TX - 1 hour ago By Libby Cluett WASHINGTON, DC – The Senate Finance Committee approved the State Children's Health Insurance Program reauthorization and expansion ... House Reauthorizes Children's Health Plan Vetoed By Bush Gather.com Obama Extends Healthcare to Illegal Aliens Right Side News Advocates for change Las Vegas Sun Aurora Beacon News all 5 news articles

Smokers to pay increased health insurance premium - Arab News Posted: 18 Jan 2009 06:01 PM CST The Money Times Smokers to pay increased health insurance premium Arab News, Saudi Arabia - 17 hours ago RIYADH: Smokers in the Kingdom will have to pay an increased premium for their health insurance policies, Health Minister Hamad Al-Manie said yesterday, ... Preventing tobacco use: Does Utah spend enough? Salt Lake Tribune US lags in war against a mass killer —- smoking Atlanta Journal Constitution all 74 news articles

Impact of Paterson’s Plan to Plug Health Care Age Gap May Be Limited - New York Times Posted: 18 Jan 2009 08:38 PM CST NJBIZ Impact of Paterson's Plan to Plug Health Care Age Gap May Be Limited New York Times, United States - 14 hours ago David A. Paterson is preparing a plan that will allow many more young adults to be claimed as dependents on their parents' health insurance plans, ... Looking to Obama for Health Care NJBIZ all 2 news articles

Types of health insurance - ABC15.com (KNXV-TV) Posted: 19 Jan 2009 12:00 AM CST Types of health insurance ABC15.com (KNXV-TV), AZ - 11 hours ago There are many different types of health insurance programs, most of which can be divided into three basic areas of protection. The first type of protection ...

Residents get break on tax penalty - Boston Globe Posted: 19 Jan 2009 02:17 AM CST Residents get break on tax penalty Boston Globe, United States - 9 hours ago New state rules expand the time, from 63 days to 90 days, that a resident may go without health insurance coverage before facing a state tax penalty. ...