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PPACA: HHS Proposes Rate Review Regs
By Arthur D. PostalA proposed federal regulation could require require health insurers to publicly disclose efforts to seek double-digit rate increases in the individual and small group markets.
December 15, 2010
PPACA, State-by-State: A Q&A with Acting Maryland Insurance Commissioner Beth SammisAs part of a regular series featuring interviews with state regulators, Sammis discusses her state's challenges and hopes when it comes to health care reform
December 10, 2010
NAIC: Donelon, McRaith Fill Officer VacanciesMembers of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners have elected James Donelon to be the group's new vice president and Michael McRaith to be the new secretary-treasurer.
December 09, 2010
PPACA, State-by-State: A Q&A with Kentucky Insurance Commissioner Sharon P. ClarkAs part of a regular series featuring interviews with state regulators, Clark discusses her state's challenges and hopes when it comes to health care reform
December 09, 2010
Many Americans Financially Illiterate: FINRA Foundation SurveyA state-by-state survey of peoples financial capabilities was released Wednesday by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation, and the results arent pretty.
December 08, 2010
PPACA, State-by-State: A Q&A with Kentucky Insurance Commissioner Sharon P. ClarkAs part of a regular series featuring interviews with state regulators, Clark discusses her state's challenges and hopes when it comes to health care reform
December 06, 2010
Spanish Austerity Measures Lead to State of EmergencyThe wildcat air traffic controller strike in the wake of Friday’s approval of strong austerity measures in Spain led to a declaration of a state of emergency.
December 02, 2010
Kaiser: Let Sun Shine on Rate FilingsState health rate review programs might be better at preventing unreasonable increases if the public could see the rating filings, health policy watchers say.