Daily Archives: August 15, 2011 - 3 results

Some kids have already started a new semester and others are headed back soon. How are they (or you) paying for college? Wouldn’t it be great to graduate without a mountain of debt to work off?   It’s time to pony up the cash for another semester of tuition, room and board Section 529 plans can help you keep the debt down Not all plans are created equal and big differences in state taxes and fees lurk Like this article? …

Here are some news stories we thought you’d find interesting: Flood insurance reminder. Across the nation, it’s been a rollercoaster ride in terms of the weather this spring and summer. Your afternoon at the pool may end up washed out by flash flood conditions, as in many New Jersey counties. Don’t think about flood insurance after your basement floods.   Set aside some time to go over your insurance and product warranty contracts, and make sure you’re high and dry …

On Friday a federal appeals court struck a blow against President Obama’s signature health care law. The court called the "individual mandate" unconstitutional. The individual mandate is the part of the law requiring all Americans to buy health insurance.   Court says part of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) invalid Requirement that Americans buy health insurance struck down Healthcare in flux as costs increase, options dwindle Like this article? Share it with others using this link:   Healthcare …