From the monthly archives: August 2014
Under the Affordable Care Act, cost sharing subsidies, or cost sharing reductions (CSRs), are discounts for lower-income families to help with out-of-pocket medical expenses. This article provides frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the ACA cost sharing subsidies. Continue reading
Many families are preparing for back to school. I see ample amounts of school supplies, dorm furniture and almost every retail clothing store in Las Vegas has a sign that says back to school sale. It is quite honestly my second favorite time to shop retail (first being Black Friday during the holiday season). Continue reading
The payment card industry’s regulatory organization has issued guidance to help merchants and others reduce credit card security risks. Continue reading
Alarmed by mounting cyber threats around the world and across industries, a growing number of security experts see aggressive government action as the best hope for averting disaster. Continue reading
More than seven million Americans have gained health coverage through government programs including Medicaid since enrollment in Obamacare health insurance was launched October 1, the U.S. administration said on Friday.
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According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), 87 percent who purchased health plans through Healthcare.gov in 2014 qualified for premium tax credits, with the tax credit covering 76 percent of the premium cost. Continue reading
Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) — A new arena and resort will soon be coming to the Las Vegas Strip. Continue reading
A new congressional report has estimated that more than 25 million Americans without health insurance will not be made to pay a penalty in 2016 due to an exploding number of ObamaCare exemptions. Continue reading
