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Friday, July 17, 2009

Business Insurance Is A Good Idea

By Wade Henderson

When you open a business the first things you think are: hiring an accountant and lawyer. Well, just as important as these two characters is the insurance agent. It is not only a matter of getting business insurance, but also it is useful to have someone you can rely on when it comes to policy protection.

The market offers business insurance policies specifically designed to provide coverage to small businesses where one package will cover all of your insurance needs.

Business insurance is not only beneficial for your company's safety, but also for that of the businesses you work with. It would reassure another company more to know that you have a business insurance to protect your own company. Let us say that a company wants to buy products from you and a flood or earthquake happens. Your client needs to know that you will not disappear out of thin air.

Some of the risks to be covered with business insurance are:

Business insurance would cover damage done against your company's property. Such insurance should include comprehensive coverage to protect against a variety of risks. Your insurance policy should include coverage for buildings, property, and against natural disasters.

If you are the proprietor of the physical space your company occupies in order to operate, that is what business insurance would cover. If instead you have decided to lease, then your leaser should inform you whether there is insurance.

Business insurance commonly will cover under property everything that the company owns and that allows it to operate. Therefore desks, machinery, tables, etc.. are also covered. When and if you made modifications to property your company is leasing, those changes should be covered as well.

Protection against natural disasters may be optional in some business policies. The truth is, when a flood or earthquake happens you wish you have it.

Computer equipment is vital for the functioning of business. Policies that protect computers not only cover hardware but also software. This means that you will be compensated for the machine you lost, the information contained in it, and how much its absence cost you.

You can also get business insurance for any company vehicles. There are also health insurance plans tailored to the size of your business (benefit: this coverage is an advantage when recruiting good employees). - 23211

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The Costs of Gastric Bypass Surgery

By Bart Icles

Gastric bypass surgery is a complicated surgical procedure that requires the services of a highly qualified surgical team, starting with a certified Bariatric surgeon, surgical assistants, an anesthesiologist, a psychologist, and a nutritionist. After a successful surgery, gastric bypass patients are required to stay at the hospital for at least 2 to 3 days for observation for any complications that may arise. This is followed by some weeks of recovery while having constant consultations with the surgical team. The average cost of this surgery falls on average around $10,000, give or take a few hundred more or so barring any major complications. The cost may double if serious complications happen.

Like other major operations, gastric bypass surgery has its fair share of risks together with its intended benefits. Most patients will have a relatively easy time with the procedure without any major setbacks, but a substantial number may have to contend with complication's ranging from mild cases of diarrhea, to an untimely death.

Despite this glaring reality, the surgical procedure is gaining a steady rise among the morbidly obese individuals who turn to it for the correction of varied health problems. The good news is that because demand for this type of surgery has risen dramatically, its cost has actually seen a significant drop.

Majority of individuals who availed of this weight reduction operation were in the age bracket between 55 and 64 or about 85% of the total surgeries involved, and saw the female population (about 82% total) outnumbering the men.

Individuals who do not have the health insurance to help cover for the expenses for gastric bypass surgery, or is not covered in their insurance policies will have to primarily carry the financial burden for all its costs. This is termed as being a self-paying patient. Some major hospitals offer staggered payment schemes for some services related to gastric bypass surgery, which may make it a little easier for patients to allocate a large part of one's finances to the operation proper. Another option would be to get a loan from a private financier. This may be categorized as that of being a personal loan that is subject to finance charges or interest rates and fees, but with a higher premium. The attending physician may be able to help patients with this concern by providing them with all the details about all known costs.

Whatever avenues one chooses to pursue regarding the payment scheme, it is important to know what all the anticipated costs will be, and in what frequency and duration it may take to fulfill, so plan carefully and wisely before doing it. - 23211

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Medicare Insurance Program Saves Money For Seniors

By Wendy Summer

When the Medicare program was passed in 1965 it had two parts to it. There was what we'll call "Part A": hospital insurance coverage. And then there was "Part B": medical insurance coverage. Late a "Part C" and a "Part D" were added to cover further health concerns.

Medicare insurance Part A is insurance covering hospital stays at least 72 hours long, depending on time of admission and release. Furthermore, it pays for nursing home stays on the condition that the stay is related to a covered hospital stay, and that both the nursing supervision and nursing both require skilled personnel. Medicare insurance Part A part is paid for by the beneficiary's (and their employer's) periodic payroll tax deductions during his or her working career.

Part B is an optional benefit of Medicare. Pat B includes many medical services and medical providers not covered by Part A. This means that lab tests, visits to the doctor, particular outpatient procedures, flu vaccinations and more are covered by Part B of Medicare insurance.

Part A is completely free, however, Part B requires a monthly premium. When you are notified that you can have Medicare insurance just before you turn 65, you must choose whether or not you would like Part B coverage. You must pay $88.50 for Part B premiums as of 2006.

Beginning in 1997, Part C Medicare gave members the ability to get medical care from private insurance plans. These private plans completely replaced Part A and Part B coverage. In 2003, private plans were renamed to Medicare Advantage (MA) Medicare Insurance Plans.

Part D Medicare was instituted on January 1st, 2006. Those eligible for Parts A and B were automatically approved to be in the Part D prescription drug plan. Part D allowed members to have one of several prescription drug plans.

Medicare's Part D also lowered the prices on drug prescriptions for Medicare members. Similar to Part B, Part D requires a monthly premium. However, each of these private drug prescription programs have differing restrictions and conditions which made it difficult for many members to choose a plan.

Some government agencies predict that the Medicare insurance program may run out of money around 2018. It seems that workers are retiring and using Medicare insurance faster than current workers are paying into the Medicare insurance bank account.

In 2005, the Medicare insurance program provided coverage to an estimated 42.5 million persons. The "Baby Boom" generation, once fully retired and enrolled in Medicare insurance, is expected to swell the ranks of the Medicare insurance members to approximately 77 million persons around the year 2031. - 23211

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Stop Throwing Away Your Money!

By Tomas McFie

...and find out what millions will never know.

"What I am about to share with you makes so much sense that you will probably get mad that no one ever mentioned it to you before now."

Sam Walton said it well, Capital is not scarce vision is.

John Q. Adams wrote in 1829 that,

All the perplexities, confusion and distress in America arise from downright ignorance of the nature of coin, credit and circulation.

People today are perplexed by the same state of affairs that John Adams wrote about back in 1829! That is because most people have never been exposed to the truth about how banking really works. But you do not need to be traumatized about this. The disease of money and banking is an endemic in the United States. Besides John Maynard Keynes once wrote:

There is no subtler or surer means of overturning the existing basis of society than to debase the currency. The process engages all the hidden forces of economic law on the side of destruction and does it in a manner which only one man in a million is able to diagnose.

Now if John Maynard Keynes, one of the most celebrated economists of the 20th century said, that only one in a million could detect the debasement, do not beat yourself over the head for not being aware of it. But do take some time to hone your detection skills so you will stop throwing away your money!

Think about it this way, you consistently throw away between 30% and 40% of every dollar you make (and that is after taxes.) That is because you finance everything you purchase. That is right! You see, you either throw away your money by paying interest to someone else for the use of their money; or you throw away the interest that you could have earned on the money which you spend. Either way you lose. Welcome to the banking equation!

But you know, it does not have to be that way. It has been proven time and time again, that the method of using life insurance cash values as a personal banking system works. By Becoming Your Own Banker, utilizing the Infinite Banking Concept as explained by R. Nelson Nash, you can capitalize on your own debt just like the banks and financial institutions do right now, only you will be the winner this time around not them. - 23211

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The ABCs of News Profiteer

By Clark Tomlin

Many retail Forex traders benefit through the efforts of Henry Liu. Although he has never worked for a bank or trader, Liu developed innovative new trading ideas based on fundamental news releases. His theories envision Forex trading through a new lens and assist traders to achieve the most from their businesses.

He believes that one cannot neglect the technical side of FOREX trading: evaluating market trends, Fibonacci retracements, and the like. However, he also chooses to cultivate the mental toughness required to make money in an uncertain market without succumbing to greed.

He also feels that market pundits fail time and time again to accurately account for the impact of specific news items on the FOREX market. His newsletter provides an account of what these pundits miss, while remaining objective and fair.

According to him, boardroom dividend declarations and important mergers are consistently not considered by traders. However, the market impact of such news is unexpectedly high. In Lius' news profiteer review, he gives a neutral review on tradable news, particularly those which will likely have a high impact on the market. He also adds details including the time of the news release, related figures and a course of action to take after the news is out; for example, whether it is time to sell or time to buy.

Liu's e-book suggests excellent ways to remain on the best end of the system, resulting in as many as twenty-five or thirty pips per trade. The news profiteer system effectively eliminates the inconsistency scale associated with trading.

People find it especially helpful when Henry Liu focuses on a larger or smaller number than the amount of pips. It is then that his knowledge in the field truly shines. Within any possible time frame he can trade London or Nikkei. And through his new profiteer review he also gives us the opportunity to trade and profit from it. Generating 25-30 pips per trade is no small feat, but it is possible by paying attention to fundamental news releases.

According to Liu, there are two types of traders. The first learns all the technical jargon and understands its execution. Those people grace forums and online trade rooms, but there are never enough shekels in their live accounts. The second understands the theories of rally and correction and support and resistance. If they also understand the effect of fundamental news on world Forex trade they will be the eventual winners in the market.

News profiteer will give you the best knowledge of market cycles and precise times to enter and exit the markets, among other important details. If you believe in the power of news release, you will draw shekels you never thought possible. - 23211

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