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Since H.C. Murray Corp. is an independent firm, we offer several types of coverage from a wide variety of companies. This allows us to focus on providing you with the right amount of insurance and the right type of coverage for your needs.
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6133 Rockside Road, Suite #405
Independence, OH 44131
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We hope you find our June newsletter enjoyable and informative. |
SWEEPING HEALTH CARE CHANGE - With the intention of increasing efficiency and saving trillions of dollars, President Barack Obama is trying to garner support for a sweeping overhaul of the U.S. health care system. The President met with groups such as the American Medical Association, America's Health Insurance Plans and the American Hospital Association, which pledged that they will slash health spending growth by 1.5% annually. Meanwhile the Administration is pushing for a "public" health care option that would likely utilize the resources of Medicare and Medicaid to serve as competition to products offered by private health insurers, most of whom pay commissions to insurance agents to obtain business. At this point, the time table is to have legislation through the House by the end of July, House/Senate debate this fall and completed legislation to President Obama by the end of the year.
Learn More in the Following Article:
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How they'll save $2 trillion on health care
Industry groups promise to work with President Obama to cut costs, but consumer groups raise questions.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Advocating preventive care and streamlining administrative costs are among the steps being promised by the health care industry to help cut $2 trillion in health care expenses over the next decade.
A number of leading industry trade groups -- including those representing insurers, doctors, health care workers and drugmakers -- made that pledge to President Obama on Monday.
"What's brought us all together today is a recognition that we can't continue down the same dangerous road we've been traveling for so many years, that [health care] costs are out of control, and that reform is not a luxury that can be postponed, but a necessity that cannot wait," Obama said at a White House event with representatives of the trade groups.
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IRS Sets HSA Amounts
The Internal Revenue Service has announced the 2010 "indexed amounts" for health savings accounts.
The 2010 maximum contribution limit for individual HSAs has increased to $3,050, from $3,000 in 2009.
The 2010 maximum contribution limit for family HSAs has increased to $6,150, from $5,950.
The 2010 high-deductible health plan maximum annual out-of-pocket limit for individuals is $5,950, up from $5,800, and the maximum family limit is $11,900, up from $11,600.
The 2010 minimum HDHP deductible amounts for individuals and families have increased to $1,200 for individuals and $2,400 for families, up from $1,150 and $2,300 in 2009 | |
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