obamacare: Shutting Down the Government to De-Fund ObamaCare
- 09/20/13 03:51 AM
There are alot of folks calling for a government shutdown in order to de-fund the Affordable Health-care Act (ACA), also known as ObamaCare. But what would happen during a government shutdown? Well , for one the housing recovery would experience a slowdown. During a shutdown, the Federal Housing Administration, “which insures and guarantees a large number of single-family mortgages and even more rental and multifamily properties,” would cease operations, blocking home loan and insurance applications. Not good for us in the Real Estate Business. So, for everyone out there demanding that House Republicans shut down the government to de-fund ObamaCare, you need to know … (25 comments)
obamacare: Affordable Health Care Act aka "Obamacare"
- 06/28/12 09:09 PM
While we are all wrapped up in the individual mandate discussion that was recently upheld by the Supreme Court, let's not forget what else the Affordable Health Care Act also provides. Here are the Key Provisions: 1) PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS: No child will be denied insurance based on pre-existing health conditions. 2) COVERAGE FOR YOUNG ADULTS: Young adults can now remain insured through their parents' health insurance plan until the age of 26. 3) PREVENTIVE CARE SERVICES: Insurers must cover preventative care for children--well-child visits, vision and hearing tests, development screenings--without requiring co-payments, deductibles or co-insurance. 4) SPENDING LIMITS: Insurance companies cannot … (26 comments)
There are alot of folks calling for a government shutdown in order to de-fund the Affordable Health-care Act (ACA), also known as ObamaCare. But what would happen during a government shutdown? Well , for one the housing recovery would experience a slowdown. During a shutdown, the Federal Housing Administration, “which insures and guarantees a large number of single-family mortgages and even more rental and multifamily properties,” would cease operations, blocking home loan and insurance applications. Not good for us in the Real Estate Business.
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