NO MORE Mortgage and the Federal Government
NO MORE Mortgage would be pleased to see any federal measure that will help our clients avoid financial difficulty. Since many of our members encounter problems with medical expenses, a solution that will improve chances for ordinary families to avoid financial reversals due to major medical problems will be welcome.
One worry here at NO MORE Mortgage is that government sponsored programs tend to be inefficient and end up costing much more than originally forecast. When such burdens fall on taxpayers, and the public debt is increased, this puts a strain on the economy, which could cost jobs.
Another worry is that many clients of NO MORE Mortgage have lost jobs, and if they cannot find a new job before their unemployment benefits run out, then their health insurance will probably lapse as well. Right now this is a huge worry, and we believe our legislators can agree, even if they do not pass an entire overhaul of the system, that certain targeted improvements should be approved.
It is crunch time for health care. Lawmakers who are trying to fundamentally remake one-sixth of the U.S. economy say this might be the most complicated legislation they have undertaken.
Here are some basics that everyone can grasp — and probably ought to, because the health bill, if it passes, will affect almost everyone.
1. What is the problem with health care, anyway? Is it as bad as they say?
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Filed under News by on Jul 2nd, 2009. 
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