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Unemployment is at an all time high (10% as of today),
so that means even more people are also losing their health
benefits. And as we all know, health care debate is a hot bed
conversation right now.



For those of you who are eligible to receive COBRA
benefits after they leave work, the challenge becomes
being able to understand the law as well as
being able to afford it.



The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act
(COBRA), a law created in 1986, gives workers (and
members of their family) who lose their health
insurance benefits the right continue their group
health insurance for a limited period of time under
circumstances such as voluntary or involuntary job
loss, reduction in hours, transition between jobs,
divorce, adoption and death.



Generally, the employee pays up to 102% of the premium
cost for the same policy; this is still usually less
expensive than buying an individual health insurance policy.



There are three basic aspects for qualifying for
COBRA: the qualifying event, the insurance plan
coverage and the qualified person.



Each aspect is taken into consideration when applying
for COBRA and you must elect to either apply for COBRA
or waive your rights to COBRA within 14 days after a
qualifying event.



You must also have been in the group insurance plan
during your employment to be eligible. Although there
are exceptions, generally you may continue to pay your
own premiums to keep COBRA coverage intact for up to
18 months.



Companies who have fewer than 20 employees, State or
Federal employers or employee organizations may not
offer COBRA coverage.



Check with your health insurance administrator to see
if you may qualify. You may also have this information
readily available in your group health insurance
policy or in your company handbook.




Although it may be expensive, the cost of being able
to keep your group insurance coverage rate may be well
worth it.









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The Unbreakable Laws of Money Package

From time to time I receive emails from the man himself, Brian Tracy.  This extraordinary motivational speaker and writer provides rules for living an abundant and happy life.  His instructions are simple, live your life to the fullest, serve God and watch your dreams and aspirations manifest themselves.  Today, I'd like to share with you a timely article on saving money.  Take a read and let me know what you think.
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True happiness and fulfillment come when you feel that you are making a valuable contribution to your world. What is yours? --Brian Tracy



Financial freedom comes to the person who saves ten percent or more of his income throughout his lifetime.





One of the smartest things that you can ever do for yourself is to develop the habit of saving part of your salary, every single paycheck. Individuals, families and even societies are stable and prosperous to the degree to which they have high savings rates. Savings today are what guarantee the security and the possibilities of tomorrow.





Start With Yourself
The first corollary of the Law of Saving comes from the book The Richest Man in Babylon by George Classon. It is to "Pay yourself first."





Begin today to save ten percent of your earnings, off the top, and never touch it. This is your fund for long-term financial accumulation and you never use it for any other reason except to assure your financial future.





Develop New Habits Regarding Money
The remarkable thing is that when you pay yourself first, and force yourself to live on the other ninety percent, you will soon become accustomed to it. You are a creature of habit. When you regularly put away ten percent of your earnings, you soon become comfortable living on the other ninety percent. Many people start by saving ten percent of their income and then graduate to saving fifteen percent, twenty percent, and even more. And their financial lives change dramatically as a result. So will yours.





Take Every Advantage
The second corollary of the Law of Saving says, "Take advantage of tax deferred savings and investment plans." Because of high and even multiple tax rates, money that is saved or invested without being taxed accumulates at a rate of 30% to 40% faster than money that is subject to taxation. Self-made millionaires, according to Dr Thomas Stanley's book The Millionaire Next Door, are almost obsessive about accumulating their funds in assets such as real estate, self owned businesses and equities that increase in value without triggering tax liabilities.





Invest in company pension and retirement plans, 401(k) plans, IRA's, Keough Plans, Roth IRA's, Education Investment Accounts, stock option programs and whatever else has been approved by the IRS for long term financial accumulation. Make every dollar count!

Action Exercises
Here are two things you can do to apply this law immediately:



First, begin today to put away ten percent of your earnings. Set up a special account for this purpose and treat your contributions to this account with the same respect that you do your rent or mortgage payments each month.



Second, become a lifelong student of money. Read the best books, take courses and subscribe to the most helpful magazines. Know what you are doing so you can always make intelligent decisions when you invest your funds.


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We are now surrounded by more wealth than at any time in our history. The real question is how do YOU gain this abundance? Brian Tracy can show you how! Become a money magnet, immediately increase your income and learn wealth building secrets. Get the knowledge you need to make your financial future an outstanding one with The Unbreakable Laws of Money Package.

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