We'll have backup plans and backup plans for the backup plans.
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The mob has plans, the cops have plans, Gordon's got plans.
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We have a lot of the different plans, the cooperative plans and other plans.
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The tax affects all private health insurance plans, including exchange plans, employer coverage and Medicare Advantage plans.
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Many Americans have a significant portion of their assets in tax-deferred, employer-sponsored retirement plans, including 13(k) plans, 403(b) plans for teachers and pension plans.
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In their view, it's not that more incremental plans are better than more ambitious plans, but that plans that can pass are better than plans that will fail.
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Accepted health insurance includes employer-sponsored and family coverage plans, unsubsidized individual health plans, and short-term plans.
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These plans will modernize traditional pension plans by combining key features of defined benefit and defined contribution plans.
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The companies that market 702(j) plans want you to think of a 702(j) account the same way you think about other retirement plans, such 401(k) plans, 457s, individual retirement accounts, 403(b) plans and thrift savings plans.
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Those enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans — managed care plans that often include drug coverage — can change plans as well.
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The maximum contribution limit to retirement plans — including 13(k) plans, 403(b) plans, the Thrift Savings Plan and most 457 plans — will increase by $500 to $18,500, in 2018.
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Even when small employers set up plans, these plans are not nearly as good as large employer plans, particularly regarding fees.
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Cruz's amendment would allow health plans to sell non-Obamacare-compliant plans as long as they sell compliant plans as well.
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The Saver-Investors in my study invested in three places: retirement plans (401(k) plans, 403b plans, 457 plans, IRAs), equities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds), and real estate (rentals, triple net leases, REITs).
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Time to switch gears from vacation plans to moving plans.
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Meanwhile, the top-polling Democratic candidates have plans — good plans!
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Silver plans have 70 percent, and gold plans 80 percent.
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That is affecting Obamacare plans but really all insurance plans.
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Composite plans are a hybrid between traditional pension plans and individual accounts plans that can bridge the gap between current existing options.
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Fourth, the leaked bill would in effect create a separate market of sub-standard plans: pre-ACA plans and "short-term" plans.
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The "bronze" plans on the marketplace have an AV of 21040 percent, the silver plans have an AV of 28965 percent, gold plans are at 22015 percent, and platinum plans are at 90 percent.
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Under the White House's proclamation, accepted health insurance includes employer-sponsored and family coverage plans, unsubsidized individual health plans, and short-term plans.
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Bestow offers two types of life insurance plans: 23 and 2500-year plans, and more unusual two-year plans (more on those below).
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The division between regulated and unregulated health insurance plans may naturally be interpreted as plans for sick people and plans for healthy people.
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He plans to update on the firm's growth plans in March.
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Nutrition plans were just diet plans you paid more money for.
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Investors stateside are eyeing Trump's plans to accelerate tax reform plans.
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They like their plans, and they're likely to keep their plans.
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The sad thing is the Democrats have plans — genuinely good plans!
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Sometimes plans with low deductibles cost more than plans high deductibles.
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There are three types: Part D drug plans, Medicare Advantage plans (formally known as Part C of Medicare) and Medigap or Medicare supplement plans.
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The New Health Care It's open enrollment season for Affordable Care Act marketplace plans, Medicare Advantage plans and many employer-sponsored plans as well.
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There are other kinds of plans being sold on the marketplace: high-deductible plans called bronze and low-deductible plans called gold and platinum.
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The model would apply to a portion of Medicare plans that fall into the category of enhanced plans, which represents the majority of plans.
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The plans concerned are usually what are known as defined benefit plans.
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"Graduated plans are generally not good repayment plans for people," Minsky says.
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Plans for a second adult cost the same as plans for employees.
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The bill terms these benefit plans as 'qualified flexible workplace arrangement plans.
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We are working with a few plans on their Medicare Advantage plans.
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These plans are modeled on the very successful 529 college savings plans.
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With the additional funds, Hopper plans to continue its international expansion plans.
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Many plans went bankrupt or were converted to 401(k) type plans.
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"I have no concrete plans, he has no concrete plans," Barr said.
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Almost all 401(k) plans now accept rollovers from other retirement plans.
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But those plans are largely rollbacks of Obama-era emission reduction plans.
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These plans could be offered in addition to our existing health plans.
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These thin-coverage plans also risk raising premiums for higher-quality plans.
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It is the Fed's monetary policy plans, not its fiscal policy plans.
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"Plans are great, but having plans is not enough," she told Vox.
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I make plans with friends and then cancel those plans a lot.
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The insurance department in Iowa won't regulate these plans as health plans.
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Short-term health plans are less expensive than individual health plans sold on Obamacare marketplaces, and also offer fewer comprehensive medical benefits than Obamacare plans.
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But here's where things get interesting: Many insurance plans (often at the behest of local regulators) only increased premiums on midlevel plans, called silver plans.
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According to the US Securities & Exchange Commission, these broker-free plans come in two main varieties—direct stock plans (DSPs) and dividend reinvestment plans (DRIPs).
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Even among plans owned by the same insurer, Medicare Advantage plans are more generous in covering these kinds of drugs than stand-alone drug plans.
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Despite that, the survey indicated that half of the respondents said the stories have been about all insurance plans, both individual plans and employer-based plans.
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This year in Michigan, enrollees must choose among 24 standard prescription drug plans and 127 Medicare Advantage plans, plus another 34 plans that cover specialized needs.
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Government-run plans are large, inflexible, and lack innovation and choice, partly because they, unlike private plans, force people to fund the plans through mandatory taxation.
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Oscar offers health-insurance plans on the individual exchanges set up under the Affordable Care Act, plans for small businesses, and — in 2020 — Medicare Advantage plans.
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Oscar offers health-insurance plans on the individual exchanges set up under the Affordable Care Act, plans to small businesses, and, in 2020, Medicare Advantage plans.
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Authorizing negotiators to represent all Americans will reduce the costs for employer plans, government insurance plans like Medicare, Affordable Care Act exchange plans and uninsured Americans.
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Accepted health insurance includes employer-sponsored and family coverage plans, unsubsidized individual health plans, and short-term plans -- but not Medicaid or Affordable Care Act subsidies.
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This deal would have diverged from Centene's plans to acquire WellCare Health Plans.
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Revolut plans to switch everyone to the new plans on October 1st, 2019.
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The plans are appealing to consumers because they are cheaper than Obamacare plans.
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The main categories of plans are standard, graduated, extended and income-driven plans.
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Those plans tend to have lower costs for customers than broader network plans.
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Many have canceled travel plans abroad or cut their local holiday plans short.
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As other plans quit, Blue Cross plans became the Affordable Care Act's backbone.
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Parker acknowledged that the new plans are not as comprehensive as ObamaCare plans.
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The plans we had were not the plans we had hoped to have.
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Cupid has plans — super-sized plans — and they are about to take effect.
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However, her son plans to elope with Mary, which complicates Lady Arabella's plans.
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It is ... not clear that insurance plans actually want to offer these plans.
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Ensure continuity of operations plans or business continuity plans are up-to-date.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Bernie has a lot of plans — expensive plans — but he's smart.
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"We're continuing with the plans, we haven't suddenly invented new plans," he said.
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Many companies offer restricted stock plans, stock options and employee stock purchase plans.
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Many employees have access to broad-based plans called employee stock purchase plans.
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Over time, the company plans to add more features and additional support plans.
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You can't address costs without considering advisor-sold plans versus direct-sold plans.
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Provider-offered plans perform somewhat better than insurer-offered plans in such areas.
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"They have what appear to be grand plans for the future, ambitious plans, and we're looking forward on how they plan to implement those plans," Horner said.
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These rules apply to individual market plans and "group" plans offered by small employers.
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Samsung has no plans to scale back on its original marketing plans, he said.
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The risk corridor system ran for three years, from 2014 plans through 20163 plans.
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But these aren't the building plans — they're plans for a structure beneath the building.
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Eventually, the company plans to actually output spec plans to builders through the app.
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The benchmark plans are the second-lowest-cost "silver" plans in a consumer's region.
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Silver plans as a rule have higher premiums than bronze plans, but lower deductibles.
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Earlier this month, Lyft outlined its scooter plans, along with its bike-share plans.
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However, advisor-sold plans tend to offer more investment options than direct-sold plans.
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Insurers who provide these plans include WellCare Health Plans, Anthem, Humana, UnitedHealth, and Aetna.
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Those short-term plans are less expensive and less comprehensive than Obamacare health plans.
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STLD plans are an affordable alternative to ObamaCare plans, which are costly and volatile.
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Starting in 2020, D and G plans will be the new most-comprehensive plans.
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The proposal does not conflict with any state plans or any private sector plans.
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Most plans also come with monthly data caps far lower than wired internet plans.
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However, these plans typically cover fewer services than marketplace, employer-based, and individual plans.
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Virginia has an unusually early deadline for health plans to file their 2018 plans.
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I called a friend and made hard plans to leave, plans I couldn't undo.
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Make plans, but know that during these uncertain times, plans are subject to change.
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TPC plans to release its analysis of plans from Sanders in the coming weeks.
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And new public insurance plans are central to Democratic presidential candidates' health care plans.
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You'll need to choose between plans for two people or plans for four people.
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Faith-based plans do not adhere to the same rules as Obamacare insurance plans.
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This included the company's prescription drug plans, Medicare Part D plans and other clients.
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Republicans counter that these plans provide a cheaper option alongside more comprehensive ObamaCare plans.
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In other words, for some consumers, gold plans could be cheaper than silver plans.
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First, treat association health plans in the same manner as single employer health plans.
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Up next, Bnext plans to offer premium plans with more features and individual IBANs.
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This includes insurance plans on the ObamaCare exchanges and even private employer-based plans.
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In many states, health plans made their biggest premium increases in their silver plans.
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They've floated the idea of limiting tax-free contributions for 401(k) plans that could destroy the retirement plans for millions of Americans who rely on those plans.
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As a result, some gold plans will now be less expensive than some silver plans, even though gold plans cover more of the costs of a typical consumer.
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So clearly, plans are catering intentionally to this market, where customers tend to buy either higher-end plans, which have higher premiums, or plans with more cost sharing.
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These ObamaCare victims are now free to pursue cheaper options like flexible plans, short term plans, expanded association health plans, concierge care and other emerging market-based options.
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Americans have had to assume more individual responsibility for their finances, as employers have gravitated to high-deductible health plans and shifted from pension plans to 401(k) plans.
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The mere existence of these plans can drive up premiums for people with expensive preexisting conditions, because these skimpy plans will lure healthy consumers away from more generous plans.
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Sears on Thursday plans to ask the judge to approve plans for eventually selling assets.
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For 503(k) plans and other defined contribution plans, it's either when you turn 70½.
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We have a community where I share nutrition plans, workout plans, recipes and restaurant guides.
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But it'll send the cost of more comprehensive plans — the plans sicker people need — skyrocketing.
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We chatted, making plans for the weekend, making plans to lead climb tomorrow with friends.
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As a rule, high-deductible plans also have lower monthly premiums than traditional health plans.
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Association health plans are regulated a lot like the health plans offered by larger employers.
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We-- are in the business of helping people accomplish their business plans and growth plans.
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In the future, the company also plans to introduce well-being, networking and collaboration plans.
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He plans to appeal the verdict Cosby's attorney, Tom Mesereau, said he plans an appeal.
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TV that she plans plans to follow the lead of more senior Democrats like Rep.
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Oscar plans to start selling the plans in two areas: New York City and Houston.
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Some plans offer hazardous sports coverage as an optional upgrade while other plans include it.
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Elsewhere, Oscar Health revealed where it plans to set up Medicare Advantage plans in 2020.
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And it would mean the end of employer-sponsored plans and Medicare with Advantage plans.
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Those short-term plans are less expensive, and also less comprehensive, than Obamacare health plans.
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Finally, composite plans must be authorized so that healthy multiemployer plans can stay that way.
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When customers switch plans — this year 43 percent did so — many gravitate toward these plans.
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Raising PBGC premiums for multiemployer pension plans would similarly hasten the decline of these plans.
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Most health plans do the majority of their business in health plans for large companies.
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Repair plans became demolition plans for some other day in the summer that lounged ahead.
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They will split the market into plans for healthy people and plans for sick people.
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But most of the big plans to stormproof New York City remain just that: plans.
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The president's pronouncements rarely become plans, the plans rarely become policies, the policies rarely work.
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Lesson Plans (Frequently) Throughout the year we publish new lesson plans that address the news.
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Those plans let customers access certain apps or sites without counting against their data plans.
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He had plans to go on to America, but a fateful encounter changed his plans.
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But this doesn't apply to federally-mandated plans like Medicare or many employer-sponsored plans.
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Lower-cost insurance plans that provide fewer benefits, known as copper plans, would be allowed.
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Open-end funds are prevalent in 401K retirement plans and 529 plans for college savings.
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They have been replaced mostly by 401(k) plans or other employer-sponsored savings plans.
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Microsoft also plans to start directly selling wireless connectivity plans directly from its Windows Store.
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Employees would not be limited to traditional insurance options that have typically excluded Direct Care providers, Short-Term Health Plans, Association Health Plans, Catastrophic-Only Plans, and Medical Cost Sharing.
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Pension plans eventually gave way to 401(k) plans that employees needed to contribute to and fund themselves, and many of today's employees don't even have access to those plans.
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At the moment, though, NASA's plans for its deep space gateway project are just that: plans.
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"I look at the production plans, I see now plans to bring them down," Jackson said.
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"He cancelled his plans for Christmas, now he's cancelled his plans for New Year's," Mulvaney said.
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The state has banned short-term health plans, and limited the use of association health plans.
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It's worth noting that prepaid plans may differ than postpaid plans, even with the same carrier.
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Noncompliant plans will appeal to healthier people, leaving sicker people to buy ACA-compliant health plans.
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This week Elon Musk announced plans to plans to build a "self-sustaining city" on Mars.
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Second, the Cruz amendment would allow insurers offering ACA-compliant plans to also offer noncompliant plans.
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We are these tiny architects, making plans in a universe full of plans, full of noise.
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Much less was known about his policy plans (or, for that matter, Hillary Clinton's policy plans).
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This may make some people switch into bronze plans, but these plans have substantially higher deductibles.
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The non-compliant plans wouldn't take them, and the exchange plans would be way too expensive.
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His plans are taking him to Pennsylvania instead, where he plans to host a "BIG" rally.
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It also plans to re-enter New Jersey and continue to sell plans in New York.
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In short, Trump plans to do more with government than he plans to cut from it.
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These plans tend to have lower monthly premium payments for their enrollees than traditional health plans.
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Job-based health plans generally have lower deductibles and more generous coverage than typical ACA plans.
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Both types of plans would tend to be less expensive than plans sold on Obamacare marketplaces.
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Republicans argue the short-term plans simply provide a cheaper option alongside more comprehensive ObamaCare plans.
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In Colorado, both UnitedHealth Group and Humana announced plans to stop selling individual plans in 2016.
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"I deeply believe why man plans his steps, it's God that plans our course," he said.
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The plans are cheaper, but don't have to meet the same coverage requirements as ObamaCare plans.
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Income-driven repayment plans are considered qualifying repayment plans for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.
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In response, the Fed adjusted its 85033 plans, scrapping plans for two expected interest-rate increases.
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Most Obamacare marketplace plans in California, as well as in other states, are narrow network plans.
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We need real plans and we need real funding to make the plans come to light.
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Anthem sells these plans in the 14 states where it operates Blue Cross Blue Shield plans.
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These plans would likely be cheaper, too: Premiums would go down as insurance plans cover less.
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Iran is the key to China's plans, just as China's plans are key to Eurasia's destiny.
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He has indicated he plans to speak with Democratic leadership about the plans he has proposed.
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It now plans to complete about 265 remodels in 22, down from plans for about 22.
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The company plans to set out more of its strategy and short-term plans in September.
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"They were historically great plans, but pension plans are for recruitment and retention," Mr. Serafini said.
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The Trump administration plans to make it harder for people to sign up for plans midyear.
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"We haven't moved away from the plans, we're actually putting these plans on steroids," he added.
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You have more unlimited plans or I guess in certain countries you have more limited plans.
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Open enrollment for 2019 plans ended on Saturday, and the judge's decision doesn't affect those plans.
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That exceeds the more than $250 trillion in 2401(k) plans and other workplace retirement plans, as well as the $218 trillion held in traditional pension plans in the private sector.
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ACAP, a trade association representing Medicaid-focused health plans, is asking for a preliminary injunction to block the sale of the plans before open enrollment for ObamaCare's plans begins on Thursday.
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Cuomo's order, for example, noted it applied to health plans regulated by the state — plans available to small businesses or individuals — but not the self-funded employer plans covered by ERISA.
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Our access to health insurance was a constant source of anxiety, as we scrambled year after year among private employer plans, exorbitant plans for freelancers, and complicated and expensive Obamacare plans.
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They think their plans will cover more people than Sanders/Warren because their plans can pass, while Sanders/Warren will end up covering nobody because their plans will be ripped apart.
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Health-care experts say the short-term plans pose a risk of siphoning healthy people away from ObamaCare plans, leading to an increase in premiums for those remaining in the ObamaCare plans.
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To make up for the reduced subsidies, which apply to the most common "silver" plans - the middle tier of the plans offered - insurers raised premiums by about 20 percent on those plans.
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Of these plans, about a third of the commercial plans and a little less than 10% of Medicare Part D plans are restrictive in terms of expanding coverage to patients, he added.
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The White House also wants to expand short-term health insurance plans and association health plans; Democrats fear those plans will offer less generous coverage and siphon healthy people away from ObamaCare.
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Volkswagen's electric plans: Volkswagen has accelerated its already ambitious plans for electric cars, increasing the number of new electric models it plans to build over the next decade from 22018 to 23.7.
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The Trump administration also made it easier to establish association health plans and short-term plans (often referred to collectively as "junk health plans" because they aren't required to cover many services).
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Asked if he was making contingency plans for a war, al-Baker said: "Every airline has contingency plans," adding the plans put in place when neighboring states boycotted Qatar had been successful.
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"I have plans," I said, omitting the fact that these plans included a coke-fueled BDSM fourgy.
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Republican committee Chairman Sessions plans to be plans to be very generous with time, an aide said.
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The ACA ended limits on marketplace plans and on most insurance plans people got through their jobs.
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Second, Obamacare requires insurance plans to craft different coverage plans for people buying with cost-sharing subsidies.
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Whereas NASA keeps its Mars plans out in the open, SpaceX discusses its plans behind closed doors.
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You can make plans, you can make so many plans, but they never go right, do they?
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They further argue that the public option plans would have an unfair competitive advantage over private plans.
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Amazon has plans for another in Chicago and has confirmed plans to open in New York City.
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Pai also plans significant changes to local TV ownership limits and plans other changes to media regulations.
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We learned these plans are similar in that they envision more Americans enrolling in public health plans.
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If you can't make plans on Valentine's Day, use it as a day to make future plans.
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If you can't make any plans with friends on Valentine's Day, sit down and make future plans.
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"Defined benefit plans have taken on a new shape, with hybrid and cash balance plans," Nyce said.
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Capital expenditure plans, CEO plans for hiring and expectations for sales also fell from the previous quarter.
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Like Hyundai, it also has plans to increase production in the US. Tariffs would boost those plans.
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Both programs as a rule pay providers less than private insurance plans, including Obamacare plans, pay them.
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Arlo didn't comment on its future plans, and Signify said it has no plans to publish one.
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Both Wal-Mart and GM's new U.S. job plans are also part of previously announced investment plans.
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Humana is the second-largest provider of Medicare Advantage plans, the private insurance plans offered through Medicare.
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The limit also applies to 403(b) plans, most 4013 plans and the federal Thrift Savings Plan.
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Cruz's consumer-freedom amendment, which allows insurers selling ACA-compliant plans to also sell non-compliant plans.
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Company pension plans have largely been replaced with savings plans that do not offer guaranteed retirement income.
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Employees have grown more satisfied over time with high-deductible health plans and consumer-driven health plans.
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The couple plans to remain in Eugene, Oregon for the next year, finalizing plans for the future.
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Meanwhile, old smokestack oligopolies, with traditional defined benefit pension plans, declined, and some plans went into default.
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However, Musk said he plans to reveal the full extent of his Mars colonization plans in September.
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It also plans to grow its pharmaceutical business but has no plans to expand its refining capacity.
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The plans, which have the lowest premiums of Obamacare plans, cover 60 percent of customers' health costs.
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The administration's proposed approach would resemble how the government pays Obamacare marketplace plans and Medicare drug plans.
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Additional provisions would allow retirement plans to more seamlessly offer lifetime income products within employee retirement plans.
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DVD plans range from $5 to $12 a month, while streaming plans are $8-$14 a month.
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In fact, just 14 percent of employers offer 401(k) plans or defined contribution plans to employees.
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But Facebook hasn't announced any plans – and in fact, claims it has no plans to do so.
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The car maker has no plans for layoffs, nor will the news impact its own product plans.
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Most states have opened their 103 plans to investors nationwide, creating a competitive market among state plans.
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They're also looking into creating regional health plans and encouraging insurers to offer plans in every state.
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Her plans for tax hikes on the rich to pay for spending plans, though, did come out.
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Takata's plans are still being ironed out, said this person, who requested anonymity to discuss confidential plans.
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New plans will roll out in early 2020 with the option to switch to the new plans.
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Many mutual funds, exchange traded funds, 529 plans, 401(k) plans and individual retirement accounts hold Facebook.
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Why the plans are so controversial: The short-term plans don't need to meet ObamaCare's consumer protections.
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When insurance plans do not reimburse providers adequately, many choose not to participate in the plans' networks.
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This weekend, however, Kelly plans to travel with him too, a person familiar with the plans said.
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If the plans aren't sufficient, the EPA is obligated to step in and write its own plans.
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And it compares plans in the entire individual market in 2100 to only exchange plans in 20.
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Still, Obama's plans and the plans of our future leaders mentioned above also sound a bit unrealistic.
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Composite plans are voluntary, and healthy defined benefit plans will not be required to adopt this model.
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Short-term plans February 2018: The administration proposes expanding the use of short-term health-care plans.
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Total investment in 2529 plans reached $2529 billion in 2529, according to the College Savings Plans Network.
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That will drive premiums in those plans up, pulling younger, healthier people into the non-compliant plans.
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"This is a welcome move that provides more time for health plans to gain clarity on transition plans and market stabilization," said Kristine Grow, spokeswoman for the industry group America's Health Insurance Plans.
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Google's Nest Aware plans will be a little more expensive than Amazon's $3 or $10 per month Ring Protect subscription plans and Arlo's $2.99, $9.99, and $14.99 per month Arlo Smart subscription plans.
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Usually, plans known as gold have higher monthly premiums but lower out-of-pocket costs than "silver" plans, which have tended to cost less each month and have been the most popular plans.
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Cuomo's order, for example, noted it applied to private health plans regulated by the state — the plans available to small businesses or individuals — but not the self-funded employer plans covered by ERISA.
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Cuomo's order, for example, noted it applied to private health plans regulated by the state — the plans available to small businesses or individuals — but not the self-funded employer plans covered by ERISA.
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Humana has also promised to waive out-of-pocket costs for getting tested for all patients in employer-sponsored plans as well as the Medicare Advantage plans and Medicaid plans the company sponsors.
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In a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, America's Health Insurance Plans and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association said Cruz's proposal — which would let health insurers sell plans that don't comply with the ACA's regulations as long as they also sell plans that do — would let the narrower plans "cherry pick" healthy people, leaving less healthy people to face skyrocketing premiums in the old plans.
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Silver plans, the most popular type of Obamacare plans, cover roughly 70 percent of their customers' health costs.
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In 250 states, regulators told the plans to put the entire rate increase onto their midlevel silver plans.
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Plans have had to accept lower investment return and been forced to shore up their plans with cash.
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Correction: General Electric had previously announced plans to separate its health-care unit and reiterated those plans Wednesday.
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You see, the DOL is the body that oversees qualified retirement plans like IRAs and 401(k) plans.
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It plans to publicly announce the results and specific plans to change those policies by fall of 2019.
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Kamala Harris plans to restructure her struggling presidential campaign, sources with knowledge of the staffing plans tell CNN.
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People who wanted comprehensive health plans won — and people who liked their skimpier, less expensive health plans lost.
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It plans for the new billion dollar listing to help fund its plans for expansion outside the region.
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The Urban Institute's report looked at the total premiums paid for both job-based plans and Obamacare plans.
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BWA's pension plans remain relatively well funded, and all of BWA's U.S. plans are closed to new entrants.
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High-deductible plans require enrollees to pay more out of pocket for health services than traditional health plans.
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The classic plans don't have access to IMAX or 383D movies, but the more expensive "elite" plans do.
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Roth 401(k) plans, which some employers offer, operate under different taxation rules from traditional 401(k) plans.
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It found that those plans, on average, have 17 percent fewer providers than employer plans in the state.
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Dodge has no plans yet to make a hybrid version, as Ford plans to do for the Mustang.
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Aetna, which had sold plans in 15 states last year, sold plans in just four states this year.
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The company announced plans to expand its safeguards for advertisers including plans to take down inappropriate content faster.
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Individual-market premiums could spike next fall if unregulated short-term plans could be sold alongside Marketplace plans.
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Port Canaveral plans to address the proposed tariff changes in a meeting tomorrow, where SpaceX plans to present.
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We had hundreds of prayer warriors behind us, but God had other plans for our angel, bigger plans.
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The state plans keep control of the majority of the stock and earlier privatisation plans have been shelved.
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Bright Health, another start-up, also plans to work closely with health systems to offer consumer-friendly plans.
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He plans to work with clients on strategic advice, federal action plans, legislative guidance and public relations support.
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It effectively works to make employer insurance plans cheaper than plans people have to buy on their own.
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These protections are particularly important when plans rest on shaky economic foundations — as these state-run plans do.
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And he has examined information only about plans that are returning from 2016, not new plans or carriers.
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The government reimburses insurers more for 4-star rated Medicare plans than it does for lower-rated plans.
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The average annual deductible for individual plans was $4,358 and the average deductible for family plans was $7,983.
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"Making plans is helpful, but the plans themselves are often useless" when life throws you curveballs, he said.
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Typically they announce their plans through the Tokyo Stock Exchange — which Nishimuro once headed — after making concrete plans.
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"Most employer-based healthcare plans are cookie cutter plans, meaning they are the same for everybody," he said.
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Zoox's plans: The company, which now has 500 employees, plans to have a commercially available car by 2020.
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Customers may have to switch plans to save money, and switching health plans can be a big deal.
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The plans don't necessarily have the same level of coverage as plans offered on the individual exchanges, however.
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It also plans to roll back the federal requirement that employers include birth control coverage in health plans.
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Oliver Wyman and analysts elsewhere expect that insurance plans would, therefore, only raise premiums on their silver plans.
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There are plans for search for China, just not plans for exactly how and when it gets launched.
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So comprehensive gold plans may be cheaper than less generous silver plans in some parts of the country.
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So many exciting plans are made right now… but that's just it: they're only plans, they're only seeds.
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"The Department of Defense is beginning to integrate these risks into its strategy plans and plans," Goodman said.
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The firm serves individuals and families, businesses, pension and profit-sharing plans, 401(k) plans, endowments and foundations.
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Obamacare enrollees are sicker and more expensive than enrollees in pre-Obamacare individual plans or employer-based plans.
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As such, required contributions to these pension plans are accelerating at an alarming rate, especially in underfunded plans.
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Employers can continue to offer their plans, but they have to offer them as Medicare Advantage plans. I.e.
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They parse statistics to create better training plans and arm the golfers with game plans for each week.
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Another 16.2 percent of Americans bought private individual health plans, which includes Obamacare plans sold on government exchanges.
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It's not as if stingier insurers are more likely to offer stand-alone plans than Medicare Advantage plans.
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The plans later prompted widespread campaigning by activists, celebrities, and Brazil's influential Catholic hierarchy, who criticized the plans.
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Mike Lee, R-Utah, that would allow states to offer non-Obamacare-compliant plans alongside more broad plans.
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The plans can tailor these offerings to individuals, and the offerings could increase competition between plans, Verma said.
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The ACA subjected small group plans to onerous new rules that, strangely, didn't apply to large-group plans.
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Plans continued to evolve for the retailer, even as it puts the final touches on its liquidation plans.
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Cruz's amendment would allow insurers to sell skimpier plans as long as they also offer Obamacare-compliant plans.
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The company plans to return sale funds to shareholders and plans a $5 to $6 billion share buyback.
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Norway plans to sell only electric cars starting in 2025, and India plans to do so in 2030.
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Insurance plans really, really want to know what the White House plans to do on this particular program.
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"Everyone is always so obsessed with meal plans, but it's important to also be obsessed with snack plans."
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UnitedHealth is the largest provider of Medicare Advantage plans, with about five million people enrolled in its plans.
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For example, when Musk drew up plans for a hyperloop, he had no immediate plans for making one.
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Cohen first admitted to lying to Congress about Trump's Moscow property plans, including plans he made about traveling to Russia and how long the property plans were discussed within the Trump Organization, in November.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo plans to travel to North Korea next week to discuss the country's denuclearization plans, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, citing four people familiar with his plans.
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Roth individual retirement accounts and Roth accounts in retirement plans, such as 401(k) plans and 403(b) plans, are increasingly popular because earnings can be exempt from taxes if you follow the many rules.
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To allow these sorts of plans, Congress might need to lift Obamacare's out-of-pocket caps, which currently limit patients to spending $7,150 on medical bills in for individual plans and $14,300 for family plans.
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Avalere also noted that Medicare Part D drug plans tend to cover the costs of fewer drugs than do so-called silver plans on Obamacare exchanges, which are the most popular kind of Obamacare plans.
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He wanted insurers to be able to separate people insured under Obamacare plans from those insured under the other plans into two separate risk pools, arguing it would make premiums lower for the noncompliant plans.
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The plans, which allow small businesses and other groups to band together to buy health insurance, are part of a broader administration effort to offer slimmed-down, cheaper plans as an alternative to ObamaCare plans.
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And of the plans that will be available, 75 percent are expected to be narrow network plans, or plans that cover a sparse number of doctors and procedures, according a recent survey of key states.
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Composite plans, whose use can only be authorized by Congress, are a new type of retirement plan that will modernize traditional pension plans by combining the key features of defined benefit and defined contribution plans.
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Some short-term plans are adding features that make them look and behave more like ACA plans, Pollitz said.
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"Anyone thinking they had plans to go public in 2019 is accelerating those plans," she said in an interview.
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The Intercept earlier reported Google's China plans on Wednesday, citing internal Google documents and people familiar with the plans.
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First comes hiring an architect, then settling on design plans, then submitting the plans to the city for approval.
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That's why you probably shouldn't put your plans on hold this Saturday night plans to watch Fahrenheit 451 live.
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Have emergency plans and supplies Everyone should have emergency plans and kits that cover all family members and pets.
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As consumers become more responsible, and individual plans win share over group plans, online aggregators should become more compelling.
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Families can purchase direct-sold plans themselves or they can opt for advisor-sold plans through a financial professional.
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Once it gets a bit more scale, the team plans to launch a number of more affordable plans, too.
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And most carriers charge more for 5G in their plans, too, or only include 5G in their pricier plans.
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Twitter also plans to implement "stricter policies and transparency" around issue-based ads, but hasn't outlined its plans yet.
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But those plans have been scrapped for now, and the Trump campaign is making different rally plans in Florida.
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Sanders and Warren also have the most specific plans on how to raise revenue to pay for their plans.
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Those who do have coverage get it through private Medicare Advantage plans, Medicaid and private plans, according to Kaiser.
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Employers who now offer retirement plans said they would not drop plans if a state program were made available.
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But President Donald Trump's thoughts and plans on climate change are, like most of his thoughts and plans, opaque.
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Former tech executive Andrew Yang supports debt forgiveness plans and loan repayment plans, according to his campaign website. Sen.
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After that, you have to choose between high memory plans and dedicated CPU plans, so it's harder to compare.
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Ted Cruz's amendment: This would let insurers that offer Obamacare plans to also offer plans unregulated under the ACA.
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As Freedman made plans to go back to Ireland, camera in hand, she and Deacy made plans to meet.
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He's making his plans for doggedly pursuing you or me and spoiling our plans to run our evening errands!
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It's better to think about fiscal policy — your tax plans, your spending plans — over the medium and long run.
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Obamacare monopolies aren't true monopolies; other health plans can decide to rejoin marketplaces and undercut existing health plans' prices.
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The decrease only applies to silver plans, and experts note that across all plans, average premiums will slightly increase.
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It offers plans with deductibles as low as $1,000, versus several thousand dollars for many of the exchange plans.
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Advantage plans also cap annual out-of-pocket expenses, so Medigap supplemental policies are not sold alongside the plans.
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The company manages insurance plans for large corporations and sells health plans on the government exchanges created under Obamacare.
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The average deductible for so-called silver plans will rise to $3,937 in 2018 for plans sold on HealthCare.
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Many consumers will have fewer choices of insurance plans, and many insurance plans will include fewer doctors and hospitals.
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The individual market includes plans offered on the ACA's marketplaces and other, unsubsidized plans subject to the ACA's regulations.
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Furthermore, over the past generation, defined-benefit retirement plans paying a pension have been replaced by defined-contribution plans.
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The PBGC receives premiums from the plans to pay benefits to retirees if the plans run out of money.
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She plans to take executive action to reduce drug costs and end short-term so-called junk insurance plans.
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Optional plans could then be offered to cover copayments, coinsurance, deductibles and services not otherwise covered by required plans.
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This includes $24B in domestic pension plans, $7B in foreign pension plans and $21B in the defined contribution plan.
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Although the local Blue Cross plans largely remain, many are sharply narrowing the networks offered by their exchange plans.
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The new plans covered about half as many physicians and one-third fewer hospitals than prior, broad network plans.
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It plans to expand capacity to 2 million bpd by 2030, according to plans shared with the Indian government.
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Little has been known about Sidewalk's health plans until Cityblock published a web site on Monday detailing its plans.
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The cost of health plans doesn't increase much, if at all, if the plans include transgender-inclusive health benefits.
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Unfortunately, my body had other plans for the first trimester — plans involving a lot of nausea, carbs, and panic.
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The review plans to consult with members of the public, groups, and experts and plans to conclude in 2020.
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Netflix declined to answer questions on whether the company had plans or was considering plans to change its practices.
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It also plans to demand training and clear plans for how to handle patients suspected of having the virus.
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Now the silver plans will be more expensive in many markets than gold plans that have much lower deductibles.
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Usually, the higher metal tier plans are more expensive than the lower-tier plans (which offer less robust coverage).
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Teachers can even use this technology to create "smart lesson plans," rather than the traditional stoic plans of yesteryear.
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And even though I've changed my travel and social plans to be cautious, I haven't changed my investment plans.
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Trexler said that only insurers who offer plans on Obamacare marketplaces would be allowed to issue the new plans.
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Composite plans are a voluntary tool, and are not meant to be a replacement for healthy defined benefit plans.
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Sonangol plans to use it to fund the operating costs and investment plans of its so-called Regeneration Programme.
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To combat those problems, the Economic Policy Institute supports replacing today's 401(k) plans with guaranteed retirement account plans.
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All technologically advanced countries, including Russia and China, have plans to help train Africans, plans to help develop Africa.
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"I'm a big believer in things like seating plans and open plans and how you treat people," he said.
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The company reiterated that it still plans to hire as many workers as the original factory plans called for.
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These plans are flexible and cheaper, with premiums of one-third to one-fourth those of ACA-compliant plans.
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The plans are different, with Affordable Care Act plans covering more and sicker people and offering more comprehensive benefits.
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But it turns out the actress had other plans this year — plans involved staying in and not dressing up.
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Similarly, companies might adopt discriminatory retirement plans without risking the loss of tax benefits usually associated with such plans.
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But the Senate bill would not require these new plans to cover as many people or provide comparable plans.
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SoftBank has been mum about its executives' plans — a spokesperson didn't reply on Monday when asked about Son's plans.
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Prepaid tuition plans are technically a type of 4103 plan, the state-run savings plans that let parents and families invest and save for college (click here for Vox's in-depth story on 529 savings plans).
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But there's a new twist: The suits against the colleges largely center on high fees in 2403(b) plans, which are retirement plans for nonprofit organizations, not the more common 2403(k) plans that companies offer.
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"Unlimited" means unfettered access up to 22GB per line It's fair to ask just how "unlimited" these unlimited plans are — in the past, AT&T essentially treated its grandfathered unlimited plans as soft-capped 5GB plans.
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ACA plans would still be available, but they would become less viable and more expensive as insurers become more reluctant to offer plans that cover more if they have to compete with plans that cover less.
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The mobile operator also plans to give its prepaid customers a 10 percent discount and credit on top-up plans.
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Note: Recharacterization is not allowed for so-called in-plan conversions inside other retirement plans, such as 401(k) plans.
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Tom MacArthur (R-NJ) would exempt health insurance plans held by legislators and their staff from key Obamacare repeal plans.
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Generally, out-of-pocket costs were higher in the Obamacare-purchased plans compared with employer-sponsored plans, the researchers said.
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That coverage can come from individual plans, employer-based plans, as well as Medicare, Medicaid and other government-run programs.
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A couple of weeks ago, Comcast even took the unusual step of formally announcing its plans to announce its plans.
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"Gold plans" usually cover a percentage of the facility fee at in-network facilities, but "bronze plans" often do not.
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The company plans to reinvest GBP300m of the benefits from these plans towards supporting the marketing of its key brands.
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Two key deregulatory actions were in response to a presidential executive order on Association Health Plans and Association Retirement Plans.
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Last week, many other companies also announced their own restructuring plans or gave updates on the status of existing plans.
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Plans for rigid immigration targets are being shelved along with plans for putting workers on boards and micromanaging executive pay.
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Vudu plans to license more shows from others beyond MGM, but didn't disclose details about those plans at this time.
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Sinemia says it's also offering discounts on its family plans, and on plans in Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia.
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Amazon reportedly has big plans for its cashier-less stores, with plans to open as many as 3,000 by 2021.
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Silver plans, which are the most popular type of exchange-sold plans, cover 70 percent of their customers' health costs.
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And, once you've got your midweek plans locked down, you can start planning the perfect menu and firework-viewing plans.
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By that year, the threshold is expected to be about $10,900 for plans covering individuals and $29,400 for family plans.
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However, a source with knowledge of Facebook's plans said the company has no plans to announced Messenger ads this year.
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The major strategic plans, funding plans and capex budget of JWC need to be approved by the government before execution.
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The group also plans to file a resolution demanding that succession plans for Chief Executive Michael O'Leary be set out.
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Most Republican plans, like Obamacare, require insurance plans to offer coverage to any patient regardless of how sick they are.
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The company had already announced its plans to further investigate the role social media plans in elections and in democracy.
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People who buy Harken Health plans, or any other individual plans, outside of the exchanges must pay the full premium.
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Under Obamacare, private health plans in the individual market and public plans have to cover treatment for drug use disorders.
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The Consumer Freedom Option allows insurers selling plans compliant with Affordable Care Act regulations to also sell non-compliant plans.
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NIO, which plans to go public in the second half of the year, declined to comment on its IPO plans.
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The remaining assets in IRAs are from when employees roll over their 401(k) plans and other workplace retirement plans.
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He reiterated that there were no plans for any partial sale to Amazon and no plans to merge with Carrefour .
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SABIC CEO SAYS NO CHANGE IN ITS INVESTMENT, GROWTH PLANS; PRESSING AHEAD WITH U.S., CHINA, AFRICA PLANS AND CLARIANT DEAL
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If you are still working, some 401(k) plans allow you to defer RMDs from those plans until you retire.
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These plans could be modeled after general liability insurance plans that protect against what if scenarios in business and life.
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President Trump plans to end subsidy payments to insurers selling plans under the Affordable Care Act, Politico's Josh Dawsey reports.
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The White House has said it plans to leverage public-private partnerships to defray costs for the president's infrastructure plans.
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Even defined benefit plans, usually associated with big companies that still offer pension plans, are available to self-employed people.
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The National Governors Association has also said it plans to take a "very, very active" role in shaping the plans.
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PlanChat takes the frustration out of group messaging by helping you make plans (especially travel plans) all in one place.
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In April, the Fed proposed a relaxed reporting schedule for those plans, permitting banks to submit full plans less frequently.
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The "Consumer Freedom Option" allows insurers who offer Obamacare-compliant plans to offer a range of much less costly plans.
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In the future there are plans to allow users to book beauty appointments, make plans with their friends and more.
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Advocates also worry that the AHP plans will not be as comprehensive in terms of covered benefits as Obamacare plans.
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Gold plans as a rule have higher retail prices than silver plans — but cover more of their customers' health costs.
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We can make plans, break plans, have discussions about our relationship, and just about everything else without getting worked up.
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Bronze plans are the second-most popular type of Obamacare plans, selected by 23 percent of customers of government exchanges.
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Both of these kinds of plans do not have to follow the same pre-existing condition protections as ObamaCare plans.
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Graham said Thursday that he plans to introduce a resolution that calls on Trump to reverse plans for the withdrawal.
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Two-serving plans cost $9.99 a serving and you can choose from four different types of plans to get started.
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But redditors were making plans in the comments and, in true Reddit fashion, clinging to those plans with cultish intensity.
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Administration officials say the short-term plans will be as much as 50 to 85033 percent cheaper than ObamaCare plans.
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As enrollment in Medicare Advantage plans grows, so too do the plans' influence over how doctors and hospitals provide care.
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Supplemental plans that only pay the portion of the bill not covered by other plans do not count as coverage.
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If insurance plans know that they won't get stuck with those bills, they tend to price their plans significantly lower.
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Not everyone who shies away from 529 plans and other educational savings plans is doing so out of financial ineptitude.
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Insurers who provide these plans include WellCare Health Plans Inc, Anthem Inc, Humana Inc, UnitedHealth Group Inc and Aetna Inc.
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The ACA has accelerated a trend toward 'narrow network' plans, meaning plans that are tied to fewer doctors and hospitals.
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Many of the plans have significant deductibles, as much as $6,000 in the individual policies and $13,000 in family plans.
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The report looked at about 2000 plans and included plans offered by insurance companies, which tend to be more expensive.
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The zero-dollar plans are more common, ironically, because of big price hikes for many individual health plans this year.
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Such plans lack key consumer protections and would not provide nearly the same degree of financial protection as ACA plans.
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Unlike some other plans, Ms. Pelosi's proposal ensures the same government-negotiated prices would be available to commercial insurance plans.
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Lazzaro says he plans to postpone Wednesday's scheduled bail hearing, because he plans to try the Courts of Appeal instead.
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Consider the possible harsh reductions for 401(k) plans — the retirement savings plans designed by Congress mainly for ordinary workers.
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Union members often participate in multi-employer pension plans, and some of these plans have been underfunded in recent years.
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Ro plans to launch the program to everyone in the coming weeks, a person familiar with the company's plans said.
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The firm doesn't expect the outage to impact on its expansion plans and still plans on launching in early 2020.
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"Some creditors offer skip-a-payment-plans or interest-only-payment-plans to help you buy some time," he says.
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If so, what were the plans for winning each demand, and the metrics for measuring whether those plans were working?
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Instead of focusing on all of her plans, she's highlighting her plans to win, tackling the electability questions head-on.
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The company said the business benefited from more customers selecting plans with larger data plans, coupled with lower subscriber defections.
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I know that family mobile plans are often cheaper than individual plans, but shouldn't the kids offer to reimburse us?
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According to a recent Gallup poll, 70% of these people with private health insurance, their plans, they like their plans.
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Even the more moderate candidates' public-option plans would enroll more Americans in government health care plans that set rates.
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The main types of qualified tax-deferred retirement plans used today are traditional individual retirement accounts and 401(k) plans.
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Alphabet's plans come just weeks after its rival Amazon announced plans to address the problem of escalating health care costs.
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WHY FACEBOOK ANNOUNCED DIGITAL CURRENCY PLANS EARLY Zuckerberg touched on the company's ambitious plans to establish a cryptocurrency called Libra.
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Another claim (without any supporting evidence) is that these state plans will discourage firms from offering their own retirement plans.
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"The public lacks information about DCO resolution plans, and we do not know whether the plans are credible," they wrote.
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Some retirement plans also allow withdrawals when experiencing a financial hardship, but about 15% of 20193(k) plans do not.
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Lithium Americas last week trimmed its plans for a development project in Nevada, which plans to extract lithium from clay.
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But the industry says unlimited voice plans today are much higher than the $9.25 subsidy, not to mention data plans.
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On Wednesday, he announced plans for a referendum on EU plans to create a system of mandatory quotas for migrants.
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The law taxed drugs, health plans, medical devices, tanning salons, expensive health plans — and raised Medicare taxes on high earners.
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It proposed expanding the use of short-term health insurance plans that would be skimpier and cheaper than ObamaCare plans.
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Some retirement plans also allow withdrawals when experiencing a financial hardship, but about 15% of 401(k) plans do not.
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Many people without coverage said they couldn't afford healthcare plans in their area or couldn't afford plans through their workplace.
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Republican support for all plans was lower, but and showed they slightly preferred the $3 trillion and $1.7 trillion plans.
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For example, most people make errors in selecting health plans and don't know basic features of the plans they choose.
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In our polling, national health plans that allow people to keep their private employer coverage if they choose to are more popular than plans that would be mandatory for everyone as some Medicare for All plans are.
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Members in the company's health plans rose by 1.2 million to 40.8 million, helped by growth in the government business that provides Medicare health plans for people aged 65 and older and Medicaid plans for the poor.
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Medicare drug plans have relied on drugmakers' existing prices as they designed their plans for next year, and will have to redesign those plans (probably with bigger premium hikes) if drugmakers raise their prices, the letter says.
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It will also prevent small businesses from buying insurance plans for their employees that cover abortion care and limit states' ability to provide comprehensive plans to residents – effectively banning private insurance from offering plans with abortion coverage.
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Nissan plans to cut production in China by a total of 30,000 units during the December-February period from its initial output plans, said the person who declined to be identified as the plans are not public.
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She plans on getting a master's degree to make her a better advocate; she plans on taking more trips to San Diego; and she plans on spending more time on the beach, looking out over the ocean.
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Buttigieg is proposing to reverse President Donald Trump's expansion of association health plans and short-term plans, which his administration argues provide a lower-cost alternative to Obamacare plans but have been criticized for providing insufficient coverage.
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And deductibles for the second-least-expensive types of plans, silver plans, will average $3,572 for individuals next year, about 522.453 percent more than this year's average deductible for silver plans, the study found Deductibles for families covered by silver plans are up by the same amount, for an average of $7,474 next year.
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Researchers said the competition from a public option would likely cause a slight decrease in other plans' premiums, and it could also save the government money because the plans are cheaper than other plans on the ObamaCare marketplace.
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Apple has been so secretive about its bundling plans that many of the main participants in its "channels" product don't know how it plans to package the services and what it plans to charge, according to people familiar.
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Just over one third of seniors now are enrolled in private Medicare Advantage health plans, but analysts expect that new retirees will increasingly be drawn to the plans that work more like employer plans rather than traditional Medicare.
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Still, Trump's plans could pressure shares of insurers such as Molina Healthcare Inc, Centene Corp and WellCare Health Plans Inc, who administer state Medicaid plans, over concerns that the number of insured, especially among the poorest, would shrink.
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While some consumers should benefit from greater individual choice, the introduction of new insurance plans can harm the financial viability of existing plans if they mainly draw healthy, low-cost consumers away from plans with more generous coverage.
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The plans to nurture innovation and technology are drawing interest from across the region, said Vera Futorjanski, a futurist who worked with the Dubai Future Foundation, but like other initiatives, the plans are only plans at this point.
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This new generation of high-value health plans would offer lower premiums than most existing health plans, bringing relief to those burdened by rising premiums, and more generous coverage for pre-existing conditions than current high-deductible plans.
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Those plans envision the creation of more associations that will allow people to band together to buy cheaper, less regulated health plans, and extends the duration of benefit-light short-term plans to one year from three months.
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The counter-counterintuitive truth is that Trump's energy plans are probably going to look a lot like standard Republican energy plans.
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We have plans for Africa, which we will launch soon, and next year we have plans for the Central Asian region.
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In light of this, he says the company plans to rein in its land acquisition plans and boost its cash balance.
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The City Council apparently plans to use data collected through the service to help inform its transit plans down the line.
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It's common for both Advantage Plans and prescription drug plans to change the specifics of their coverage from year to year.
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Since these plans do not fall under the regulation of the ACA, they have some freedom the ACA plans do not.
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Conagra plans to hold an investor day on April 10 to share more information on its plans to integrate Pinnacle's business.
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Per the IRS, the minimum annual deductible for these plans is $1,350 for self-only coverage and $2,700 for family plans.
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A little on how this will work: Under the Affordable Care Act, silver plans are the plans that receive certain subsidies.
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The biggest risk when health insurance plans quit Obamacare is that some areas could end up with no plans at all.
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Debt-free college plans like Schatz's take the full cost of college into account, including living expenses, meal plans, and books.
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Instead, the quality of having plans — an approximation for competence, seriousness, and coherence — is mostly supplanting quantitative consideration of the plans.
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But the same plans, when sold off-exchange — where the plans are less popular — had an average premium hike of $40.
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Fiscal stimulus could also come from the government's plans for much-needed infrastructure plans for the country, particularly on road improvement.
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Amazon says that initially the plans are to roll out re:Start in the UK only, although it will evaluate future plans.
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About nine out of 213 plans offered them in 21, compared to a third of plans in 2401, according to Aon.
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The White House Office of Management and Budget plans to release a fuller update about its de-regulation plans on Thursday.
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Plans for hiring fell 11 points, while expectations for sales and plans for capital investment dropped 9.6 and 6.9 points, respectively.
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A spokesman at Downing Street, which would be in charge of the plans for the visit, would not confirm the plans.
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These monitoring plans require monthly subscription fees that vary in price, but they are still cheaper than traditional home security plans.
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Some were also skeptical about state-sponsored plans, saying they weren't sure how well states were prepared to administer the plans.
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You weren't in my plans but you were in Gods plans, and for that it's insane how much I love you.
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Silver plans, which cover about 22017 percent of their customers' health costs, are the most popular plans sold on Obamacare marketplaces.
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Jonathan Feeney, food and beverage analyst at Athlos Research, said he did not believe Amazon's plans had directly driven Smucker's plans.
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The plans almost echo what's happening at Verizon, which has paused its 5G home internet deployment plans until later this year.
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He plans to raise an emissions cap on tar sands oil production and slow down plans to eliminate coal-fired electricity.
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For 20163(k) plans and other defined contribution plans, it's typically when you turn 70½ or you retire, whichever is later.
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The way they enact their plans, build themselves up, and gather the basic resources to deploy their plans is through work.
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Earlier in January, Verizon announced its plans to include Apple Music subscriptions in some of its top-tier U.S. data plans.
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The plans vary in their details but, in general, are for workers at private-sector employers that don't offer retirement plans.
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TravelBank will be free to use at first, and though it plans to monetize it doesn't have definitive plans for how.
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Guangzhou plans to add a fourth and a fifth runway by 2025 and Shenzhen has plans in place for a third.
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Remember that Medicare, Medicaid, and employer-based insurance plans were always barred from rejecting people with existing conditions from their plans.
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DHS plans to move beyond offering voluntary assistance on cybersecurity issues and instead plans on intervening directly when necessary, per Manfra.
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"You can't attack [Trump's] plans because he has no plans," said Matt Canter, a Democratic strategist who polled for Senate Democrats.
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They say if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans, so I have no plans to be made.
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Many of its citizens have affordable mobile plans with generous data plans, and don't really need to use public Wi-Fi.
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Association health plans will pull out a few more; expanded access to short-term health plans, a few more after that.
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Brandtzaeg acknowledged it was unfortunate that Hydro one week announced plans for closure and the next week plans to recover output.
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What are their future development plans and how important is the work you are doing to contribute to those plans success?
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Internet searches for "Obamacare plans" or "ACA enroll" will usually direct people to brokers selling short-term plans, not comprehensive coverage.
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CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, for example, requested an 18.5 percent hike for its HMO plans and 91.4 percent for its PPO plans.
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It allows for less generous "catastrophic" health plans, as opposed to ObamaCare plans, which must cover an array of required elements.
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The plans vary in their details but, in general, are for workers at private-sector employers that don't offer retirement plans.
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Plans included meeting rooms, twenty-two bedrooms, and a pool: a luxurious and private place for Nazis to make war plans.
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Buybacks also help stabilize defined benefit pension plans by decreasing the unfunded liability of plans, which helps state and local governments.
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Both types of plans are cheaper than Obamacare plans because they can offer fewer benefits, including coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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In 2017, 57 percent of the 1,565 total plans in non-opt out states covered abortion on demand (around 85003 plans).
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Almost without exception energy company 401(k) plans offered at least 10 different investment alternatives to company stock, their plans show.
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We talked about our days, memes we'd seen, plans for the next weekend, plans for our future, and everything in between.
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All of the top-ticket candidates have released plans, or at least outlines of plans, for how they'd approach the issue.
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Conservative academics say that multiemployer pension plans pay far too low premiums to the PBGC compared with single-employer pension plans.
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The president reportedly has no plans to remove Zinke, who reportedly plans to remain in his post, according to the newspaper.
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It's still unclear how Amazon plans to whittle down the number of applications or when it plans to announce its selection.
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Investors were not convinced by Pemex's plans to reduce its debt and fund capital expenditure plans, said a source in attendance.
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While actual earnings, capital expenditure plans, and job-creation plans each rose in the report, sales expectations fell by 8 points.
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Another approach is to smooth the transition between Medicaid and the marketplace plans by aligning plans, benefits and networks of providers.
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"The church plans here, religious organization plans here, are, in effect, subsidizing the conduct that they deemed immoral," Justice Kennedy said.
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Comcast, in fact, doesn't offer such plans and said in a statement that it had no "current plans" to do so.
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These plans can typically be purchased outside of open enrollment periods, and are generally less expensive than plans on the marketplace.
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It plans to launch more such stores in Houston and plans to provide details of a national roll-out next month.
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We may upgrade phones or change plans, but cell phones and plans are generally sold to people who already have devices.
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It's hard to make plans because you'd make plans and then you'd have to cancel because he's having a bad day.
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"We'll have dinner together and share our plans for the year and plans for the next couple of years," he said.
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These savings plans offer state and federal tax benefits, but the trouble is not all 529 savings plans are created equal.
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His plans are neither detailed nor ideological: He will replace the Affordable Care Act with "great plans" and negotiate better deals.
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Large group plans and self-insured plans are subject to fewer federal and state requirements than individual or small group insurance.
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Anthem, which operates for-profit Blue Cross plans in several states, said it had plans to create its own pharmacy business.
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While Piketty's plans have been popular in academia and the far left, none of his plans has been implemented by politicians.
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While deductibles for some plans can top $7,000, they average $4,375 for silver-tier plans, the most common choice for consumers.
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Big plans Landbridge plans to add capacity to the cruise ship terminal and to build a luxury hotel on the waterfront.
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Dental coverage under most private health care plans isn't comprehensive, either — people who want it have to buy separate dental plans.
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Correction: Clarified additional differences between Verizon's old Above and Go Unlimited plans and the new Get More and Start Unlimited plans.
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But 2628 percent of those with domestic travel plans and 28503 percent of those with international travel plans have canceled them.
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It now plans to incorporate the service into Apple News, drastically expanding its reach, according to people familiar with its plans.
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The sources noted that the bankruptcy plans are not definite, and both its plans to file and its timing could change.
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" She also pointed to steps he's taken to give people "access to short-term, limited duration plans and association health plans.
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" Oliver said if Trump plans to keep watching the show, he plans to sneak information to Trump "through our Catheter cowboy.
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CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, for example, requested an 22019 percent hike for its HMO plans and 91.4 percent for its PPO plans.
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It&aposs not Mr. Dorsey&aposs plans to move to Africa that constrain stakeholder value, but his plans to move back.
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Australia plans to repatriate about 200 of its citizens who aboard the ship on Wednesday, and other countries have similar plans.
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But it looks only at plans in the federal exchange in 2017, versus all plans in the individual market in 2013.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) that would allow insurers to sell skinnier health plans if they also sell plans compliant with Obamacare.
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The plans have been met with multiple campaigns like Stop Irresponsible Frick Development, which seem to object to their plans entirely.
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It allows for less generous, basic health plans, as opposed to ObamaCare plans, which must cover an array of required elements.
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Waymo plans to open another op center in Mesa, a sign the company plans on scaling up in the Phoenix area.
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Usually, plans with lower monthly premiums have higher deductibles, and plans with higher monthly premiums have lower deductibles, according to healthcare.gov.
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Likewise, OneWeb and Telesat also filed plans with the FCC to use V band, although with less specific plans thus far.
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Expanding "copper plans" to those 30 and over, so they could buy catastrophic plans with lower premiums and higher deductibles.3.
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More and more, the plans that she comes up with off the top of her head are plans that could work.
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Experts warned the order could destabilize the ObamaCare markets as cheaper, less-effective plans could drive people away from ObamaCare plans.
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The company is deep into its development plans for Starship, according to a federal document outlining the company's plans in May.
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Their current plans won't be available next year, so they were automatically enrolled into other plans — some with sky-high prices.
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So far, 16 states and the District of Columbia have submitted plans, and more states will present plans in the fall.
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He's already laid plans to respond next week on the day the House of Representatives plans to vote on impeachment articles.
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It eliminates the 10 "essential health benefits" required for plans people buy on the individual market and small group health plans.
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Paul would allow individuals to band together and form "association health plans," which are supposed to mimic employer-sponsored health plans.
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Saudi Arabia plans to raise gas and jet fuel prices in January, a person with knowledge of the plans told Bloomberg.
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The three-month trial will be offered across all of Spotify's Premium plans, including its Individual and Student plans, where available, and the Family and Duo plans — the latter of which is still in testing, and not globally available.
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The other thing that CBO thinks is going to happen is that because of changes to how individual market plans would be regulated, insurers would decide to only offer less generous plans or charge higher premiums for generous plans.
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Kaiser also published another map showing how subsidy-eligible customers in large parts of United States can find "gold plans" that are either less expensive than silver plans, or less than $100 per month more expensive than silver plans.
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Under the new guidelines, insurers will be allowed to offer "state-based plans" to consumers that won't be required to meet some of the basic rules of ObamaCare plans, such as the essential health benefits that plans must cover.
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"We'll be submitting plans on healthcare, plans on infrastructure and plans on welfare reform, which is desperately needed in this country, soon after taxes," he told reporters at the White House ahead of a meeting with his Cabinet secretaries.
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Many companies have shuttered their pension plans over the past few decades in favor of 401(k) plans, while also shifting to high-deductible health plans paired with health savings accounts, which allow employees to save for medical bills.
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Because both of these types of plans do not have to follow the same ObamaCare rules, such as minimum benefits standards, experts warn that healthier people could join these cheaper plans and leave only sicker people in ObamaCare plans.
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Under the new guidelines, insurers will be allowed to offer "state-based plans" to consumers that won't be required to meet some of the basic rules of ObamaCare plans, such as the essential health benefits that plans must cover.
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Based on your travel plans, go for the highest returnOnce you analyze your spending, you&aposll want to consider your travel plans for the following year and what ancillary airline fees you expect to generate based on those plans.
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Jaguar Land Rover plans to go all electric by 2020, while Aston Martin announced its plans to go completely hybrid by 2025.
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"The coverage in Advantage plans typically mirrors many of the lower-reimbursed plans that cover people while they are working," she said.
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The average recipient will be able to choose from 27 stand-alone drug plans and 21 Advantage Plans that include the coverage.
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As for the tower and small cell plans, network chief John Saw acknowledged the company is being somewhat circumspect about its plans.
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Nothing is better than heading into the weekend with some fun plans — especially if those plans include indulging in some retail therapy.
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IBANK's restructuring plans are likely to lead to changes in its shareholding structure, although the precise implementation plans and timelines remain unclear.
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Supporting these roaming customers can often be economically challenging, especially supporting those on plans with unlimited data or other high data plans.
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It has 1.1 million members in exchange-based plans and another 500,000 in similar plans sold through brokers and other third parties.
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Some states require insurers to sell subsidized plans on the exchanges created under Obamacare in order to sell non-subsidized plans elsewhere.
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Zoox does not have plans to sell the cars directly to consumers, but instead plans to create a service to rival Uber.
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The company must notify FDA on its labeling, advertising, marketing plans and how it plans to restrict youth access, advertising and promotions.
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PWR parks that use Twitter as part of their crisis communications plans need to alter their contingency plans to accommodate this requirement.
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It allows insurers to create plans that don't comply with Obamacare regulations — as long as they also provide plans that do comply.
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And the announcement leaves many, many details unspecified, including plans to shut down fossil fuel plants and transition plans for affected communities.
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When that polling day comes for 2020, you know that "PLAN" and "PLANS" will register in the Elizabeth Warren word cloud. PLANS.
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Will President Warren have contingency plans for her ever-proliferating plans when — as they inevitably will — things don't go according to plan?
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T-Mobile has said its 5G plans will not be more expensive than existing 4G plans, but not that they'll be cheaper.
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T-Mobile currently only supports eSIM on its prepaid plans, although the company says it will support postpaid plans in the future.
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"They are our next-door neighbors and have been kept posted on our plans and are supportive of our plans," she said.
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The administration plans to fund 2016 refinancing needs with bank loans and budget loans, and plans to issue new bonds in 0003.
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Italian bond yields have risen sharply this year as the new government's spending plans rattled markets, further complicating the ECB's exit plans.
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In an email, AT&T clarified that the promotional plans subject to throttling are for first responders' personal use and family plans.
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Public plans have 72% of their portfolios in risky assets (equities and alternatives such as hedge funds), and private plans just 62%.
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If sources are correct, Microsoft plans to hold back on Hololens version 2 and move forward with its plans for version 3.
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Here's how he plans to do it Here's how he plans to do it Elon Musk wants to send you to Mars.
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Some plans are so-called nonelective safe harbor plans, which means they may make a contribution regardless of what an employee does.
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Ted Cruz to let them sell plans that don't comply with those rules, as long as they also sell plans that do.
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It plans to use its latest investment to fuel the growth of its product, which sells home insurance plans at lower premiums.
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The South Korean group plans to continue with its plans to float 10 million of these leaflets over the next three months.
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The ministry said it plans to review recall plans for the remaining vehicles, which encompass 13 model variants from Volkswagen and Audi.
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Here's how the next six months could unfold: Tax plans Trump and the GOP House leadership have surprisingly similar tax reform plans.
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However, Texas and Oklahoma issued plans that EPA found to be inadequate, prompting EPA to issue its own plans for the states.
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President Barack Obama included proposals to increase access to retirement savings plans in his budget, using state-based retirement plans and more.
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders says he plans to release more details about his tax plans before the Iowa caucuses on February 1.
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Cruz's amendment would allow insurers to sell plans that didn't comply with Obamacare as long as they also offered plans that did.
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Cigna, another insurer that sells plans Obamacare plans in North Carolina is requesting average rate increases of 31.9 percent for next year.
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She plans to record new songs with Mr. Visconti this summer, and has no plans to attend the couture shows in July.
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If the Cadillac tax was in effect this year, the cap would be $2628,28503 for individual plans and $22019,500 for family plans.
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For 2020, the out-of-pocket maximum is $16,400 for family plans and $8,200 for individual plans, according to insurance marketplace Policygenius.
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But when those already on group plans, individual plans, Medicaid and VA are factored in, the real number is about 7 percent.
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Unfortunately, that's the condition a number of pension plans are close to being in, particularly so-called "multi-employer" defined benefit plans.
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The administration has expanded access to association and short-term health plans, which cost less than ObamaCare plans but cover fewer services.
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The first was an executive order expanding the use of weaker, less protected, health plans known as short-term and association plans.
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But the cost of these plans is significant, ranging annually from as little as $2,000 to $7,000 for the most comprehensive plans.
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In 2018, 53 percent of the 1,003 total plans in non-opt out states will cover abortion on demand (roughly 527 plans).
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The company, which plans to conduct a post-approval observational study, plans to price Imvexxy on a par with currently available treatments.
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A number of states have considered creating state-sponsored retirement savings plans for private sector workers without employer-provided retirement savings plans.
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Both types of plans are cheaper than ObamaCare plans because they can offer fewer benefits, while including coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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The New York-based health insurance startup Oscar Health announced it plans to sell Obamacare plans in 12 new markets next year.
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The prices of the most popular types of plans, known as silver plans, rose by an average of more than 30 percent.
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And nonsubsidized customers may be able to find less expensive coverage than silver plans by opting for either bronze or gold plans.
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Likewise, the risk corridor program was supposed to collect funds from highly profitable insurance plans and redistribute them to plans with losses.
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Currently, companies can only provide matching contributions to their employees' 85033(k) plans if the employees themselves are contributing to the plans.
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Contract-based plans function similarly to open multiple employer plans, allowing employers to avoid bearing the brunt of recordkeeping and fiduciary duties.
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The range of hikes runs from an 18.5 percent increase for its HMO plans to a 91.4 percent for its PPO plans.
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Banks cannot announce dividend increases or new plans to buy back stock unless the Fed gives their capital plans a green light.
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The move is part of a broader Trump administration effort to expand access to cheaper plans as an alternative to ObamaCare plans.
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According to a report from the South China Morning Post, festival organizers have plans to announce, "major additional expansion plans" for 2017.
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Short-term plans: Democrats wanted to block the Trump administration's expansion of short-term health plans that don't comply with the ACA.
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Such a policy might require Medicaid plans to participate in the exchange whenever there would otherwise be fewer than two participating plans.
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But Walmart isn't one to step back from a challenge and likely has other plans to take on Amazon's delivery business plans.
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But more and more, people in Obamacare plans or in employer-based health plans are choosing insurance that features low monthly payments.
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Musk also plans to update the world on SpaceX's latest design for Starship and plans for the launch system on September 28.
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"We have apprised officials and ministers of our preparedness plans and status, including plans to increase our UK inventory holding," Novartis said.
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These plans are less regulated than more common plans, and often come with higher fees and an overwhelming number of investment options.
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The Trump administration announced plans in September to ban all flavored e-cigarettes, but federal officials have since wavered on those plans.
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Some of the least expensive plans in the Obamacare marketplace are plans that cover only a limited set of doctors and hospitals.
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Medicare's annual open enrollment period starts on Monday, and beneficiaries can join Medicare Advantage plans, switch plans or return to original Medicare.
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Even when insurance plans offer coverage for therapy, it's difficult to find therapists who accept those plans because of low reimbursement rates.
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As a result, many consumers can buy similar health plans or more generous plans for about the same price as last year.
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Trudeau told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp that Canada has multiple contingency plans in the event Washington does announce it plans to withdraw.
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This would give citizens of New York more choice — and force those New York plans to compete with the cheaper Alabama plans.
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At the end of the interview, Wyatt announced the plans for the now-abandoned tour, with plans to come right to Birmingham.
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We're coming up with recommendations around helping CEOs come up with inclusive plans, and then comprehensive plans, and then also measuring them.
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Plans to significantly redevelop the area are in the works, including more green space for visitors, though these plans have been complicated.
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Known as "income-driven" repayment plans, in government lingo, the alternative plans factor in borrowers' income and expenses when setting monthly payments.
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Disney must wait for regulatory approval before speeding ahead with its integration plans for 21st Century Fox — plans that include substantial layoffs.
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The internet was free for the duration of the test, but Etecsa plans to sell mobile phone plans that include internet service.
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Alignment's approach to Medicare AdvantageThe company, founded in 2013, operates health plans in California and works with health plans in North Carolina.
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The administration projects that between 100,000 and 200,000 individuals now in Obamacare plans would instead opt for short-term plans in 2019.
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Healthy consumers will buy cheap, watered-down plans, while people with expensive medical conditions will be concentrated into much more expensive plans.
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The result might be chaos for consumers unable to find affordable plans — or even any plans, in some parts of the country.
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The same is true for many local nonprofit plans, said Ceci Connolly, the chief executive of the Alliance of Community Health Plans.
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Association plans, called "Small Business Health Plans" in the proposal, would be open to small employers and sole proprietors and their families.
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Lufthansa's budget unit Eurowings plans to expand rapidly should Lufthansa's plans to buy Air Berlin units Niki and LGW receive antitrust approval.
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These plans will remain among the highest-prioritized data plans on New T-Mobile's network no matter how much data is used.
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These plans have continued to attract additional employers, which further strengthens the system, and plans have rarely needed to adjust benefit levels.
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First, under the plans, states establish the legal framework for deducting contributions from employees' paychecks, but they do not run the plans.
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Other repayment plans, such as income-driven repayment plans that allow loan forgiveness after 25 years, could be more beneficial, auditors said.
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Furthermore, MPRA only addresses plans that are currently in crisis, and does nothing to strengthen and modernize healthy plans for the future.
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If plans included more doctors and hospitals in their networks, it might pull more expensive patients from private plans, reducing the risks.
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A few months later, federal agencies rolled out rules that made association health plans and short-term plans more attractive and available.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is updating emergency management plans to include plans for potential nuclear detonations in 85033 U.S. cities.
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As our plans are driven by those of our customers, this has necessitated the adjustment of plans for all projects, including Wisconsin.
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Because short-term plans are currently limited to 90 days, brokers now make more money selling comprehensive plans that cover more benefits.
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Insurance plans want to know whether the Trump administration plans to stabilize Obamacare — or, as the President has suggested, let it explode.
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It also plans to close or sell a significant number of manufacturing plans in the United States, Europe, Israel and other markets.
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It plans to allow some existing dispensaries to apply for licenses, as Jacob plans to do for his Village Bloomery in Vancouver.
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This works out to about one in four Medicare beneficiaries buying plans to cover the things that their insurance plans leave out.
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The bills we reviewed are: We learned these plans are similar in that they envision more Americans enrolling in public health plans.
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Once the committees make these plans, they send it to the budget committee, which combines the two plans into one big plan.
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The plans that don't comply are skimpy — they don't have to cover basic things like mental health services, and they can have extremely high deductibles, making them look a lot like catastrophic plans as opposed to real health insurance plans.
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These policies are not new or controversial; they are deployed in programs like Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D. Risk corridors reimburse plans by redistributing money from plans with lower-than-expected claims cost to plans with higher-than expected costs.
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The five insurers that sell individual health plans in Pennsylvania have asked Insurance Commissioner Teresa Miller to raise aggregate prices of those plans by 8.8 percent, according to Miller, who also noted that no insurer plans to leave the Obamacare market.
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Bronze plans, which have the lowest monthly premiums as a rule, cover 60 percent of customers' health costs, while pricier gold plans cover 80 percent of customers' health costs, and the most expensive platinum plans cover 90 percent of such costs.
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He said he lied about Trump's Moscow property plans, including his plans to travel to Russia, contacts with Russian officials in connection with the project and how long the property plans were discussed within the Trump Organization, according to court documents.
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By simultaneously pushing people away from plans with guaranteed protections and towards barebones plans that lack them, the Trump administration argues that it is taking steps towards making health care more affordable by making cheaper insurance plans more widely available.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to congressional panels about Trump's Moscow property plans, including his plans to travel to Russia, contacts with Russian officials in connection with the project and how long the property plans were discussed within the Trump Organization.
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The panel will consider bills to overturn Trump's expansion of cheaper, skimpier insurance plans that Democrats deride as "junk plans," and to restore funding for outreach efforts to enroll people in ObamaCare plans, funding that was slashed by the Trump administration.
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Over a decade, Sanders's plans would increase the debt by $2 trillion to $85033 trillion, Trump's plans would raise the debt by $12 trillion to $15 trillion and Cruz's plans would raise the debt by $12.5 trillion, the group estimates.
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Formally known as nonqualified deferred compensation plans, the plans are a way to let highly paid employees — typically, those making at least $115,2401, but often much more — stash away more money than allowed under 270(k)'s and similar retirement plans.
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As companies continue shifting away from defined benefit plans such as pensions, which are funded by employers, to defined contribution plans like 401(k) plans — largely funded by workers through payroll contributions — employees are increasingly faced with funding their own retirement.
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Mr. Kramer said he uses his knowledge of ABLE plans (tax-advantaged saving plans for people with disabilities that do not affect eligibility for public benefits), Social Security Disability Income and vocational rehabilitation support to develop financial plans for deaf clients.
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"We have our own plans, the president has plans and I don't know if it annoys the inside the beltway press or the pundit class, but we are going to pursue our own plans whether they like it or not."
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Association health plans were treated as small-group or individual plans and were therefore required to cover all of the law's mandated benefits.
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The San Francisco-based company plans to announce the appointment of two new board members soon, said the people familiar with the plans.
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Plans that fall short will face closer scrutiny and interventions while the best plans could benefit from incentives through the price review process.
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Like other private health insurance plans, Medicare Advantage plans use provider networks to try to control costs and offer competitive premiums for seniors.
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It's not clear exactly when Spotify plans to introduce this Apple Watch app, and the company is staying rather quiet about its plans.
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Consequently, they are less likely to qualify for company-sponsored plans and are less likely to receive the full benefits of those plans.
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Netflix said it plans $6 billion of spending on content next year, while Amazon said it plans to double its spend in 2017.
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Meanwhile, 26 states restrict abortion coverage in private plans offered on the insurance exchanges, and 11 restrict abortion coverage in all private plans.
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Access to Roth accounts in other retirement accounts, such as 401(k) plans and 0003(b) plans, are subject to additional access limitations.
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Wilson says Defense Distributed will mail the plans on a thumb drive, email the plans, or send them through a secure file transfer.
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Most HSA-eligible health plans are employer-sponsored, but the plans are also sold through the exchanges created under the Affordable Care Act.
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These agreements – hundreds of pages each, known as Community Development and Management Plans – laid out Corvias' plans, responsibilities and projected earnings at bases.
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Federal loans offer their borrowers a myriad of repayment plans to choose from and the ability to switch between plans at any time.
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Ted Cruz, would mean healthy people would buy the skimpy plans and sick people would buy plans compliant with the Affordable Care Act.
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This creates a kind of sorting, where younger, healthy people get the cheap plans and sick people get the more comprehensive, expensive plans.
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And the BOP responded with swift force, with plans to cancel contracts on its remaining 13 private facilities — before Sessions changed those plans.
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But in the coming months, the Council plans to hold more hearings on food delivery, according to someone familiar with the body's plans.
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It's not quite clear how he plans to accomplish some of these ambitious (and still controversial) plans, particularly when it comes to security.
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After submitting their plans, DCLA conducted a review process and coordinated with each member to finalize their plans, which required full board approval.
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Finally, we recommend risk-adjusting premium revenue for plans, so that plans do not face an incentive to seek out only healthy patients.
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The results have been powerful: More than 90% of employees participate in automatic-enrollment plans, compared with less than 60% in voluntary plans.
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Asked if anything still surprised him, he responded "not really" and said he plans to "sleep" when asked about his post-government plans.
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If only the FCC was courageous enough to prevent carriers from branding their plans as "unlimited" when those plans are nothing but unlimited…
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"She loved her job, she was training people there … she had plans to buy a house, just plans for the future," Juip says.
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These plans are complicated, as many phone plans are, so make sure you're clear about activation fees and taxes when you sign up.
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Only about 24114 percent of people switch Medicare Advantage plans and 13 percent adjust their Part D plans, according to Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Over the next six months, CEOs report lower expectations for sales, roughly unchanged plans for hiring, and nearly flat plans for capital spending.
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The commission, which delivered its recommendations last month, proposed to "dramatically expand retirement plans at work" through what it calls Retirement Security Plans.
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Meanwhile, companies have to submit their drug plans by May, and final bids for Medicare drug plans have to be submitted by June.
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Under Obamacare's risk adjustment program, health plans with low risk scores give up some of their revenue to plans with high risk scores.
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A large trade group representing the private companies that sponsor Advantage plans - America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) - argues that actual outcomes are better.
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Bringing back major medical plans and eliminating the essential benefits requirements that make all insurance plans more expensive is a simple initial step.
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For prescription drug coverage, the average beneficiary can choose from 27 standalone plans or 21 Advantage plans that include the coverage for 2019.
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Ofo has raised over $700 million for its global expansion plans and shows no sign of slowing down its fundraising or expansion plans.
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"We have two plans and a lot of buy-in on some concepts that have not been fleshed out into plans," Miller said.
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The company had 2.5 million more people across its insurance plans, offset by a loss of 900,000 who were in individual Obamacare plans.
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On Sunday, the firm approved plans for a sukuk buyback and said it plans to seek approval to buy back 690 million shares.
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Humana has almost 3.3 million people in one of its Medicare Advantage plans and another 5.2 million in its Medicare prescription drug plans.
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Uber's introduction of retirement plans earned some praise from Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, where the retirement plans have not yet been introduced.
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Centene, which had 537,200 members in its individual plans, said it continues to expect its Obamacare individual plans to be profitable this year.
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It forms the strategic basis not just of plans to repeal the ACA, but of plans to leave it in place for now.
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These bills would require health plans, particularly ERISA plans, to cover chemotherapy prescribed in pill-form equitably to chemotherapy that is delivered intravenously.
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Trump has also opened up cheaper, leaner "short-term" health insurance plans that are expected to siphon some people away from ObamaCare plans.
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It's planning to enter a third market in 2020, offering private health-insurance plans to seniors, which are known as Medicare Advantage plans.
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Deals like family plans and student plans have been a source of strength, reducing the rate that people leave the platform, Spotify said.
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Many people without coverage said they couldn't afford healthcare plans in their area or couldn't afford plans through their workplace: http://bit.ly/2900XL220006sL.
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It plans to finance the acquisition with funds on hand and bank loans, and has no plans now to increase capital, Komatsu said.
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Democrats fear the order will undermine the law by opening up skimpier, cheaper plans that will siphon healthy people away from ObamaCare plans.
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The other half consists of those without insurance, those relying on Medicare, Medicaid, military plans or plans bought on the ACA market exchange.
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When CNN pointed out the exclusions to Health First, which offered eight of the 22013 plans, it acknowledged that the plans on healthcare.
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New York, by contrast, permitted insurers to offer not just standard plans, but also alternative plans with different cost-sharing and benefit designs.
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Apple plans to ship 80 million or more new 5G iPhones, Nikkei Asian Review reported Tuesday, citing a source familiar with the plans.
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They would prohibit the sale of private health plans while ending employer-sponsored insurance coverage and private and public sector retiree health plans.
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Cox says it plans to explore additional partnership opportunities with Apollo, potentially suggesting that it plans to offload more assets to the firm.
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A U.S. House of Representatives panel also plans a hearing over the alert and the Senate Commerce Committee plans a hearing in Hawaii.
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But many state pension plans are underfunded and a push for pension reform has attempted to address this issue by modifying the plans.
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Thiam and Chairman Urs Rohner faced criticism over a hefty share price drop since Thiam took charge, job cut plans and bonus plans.
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The insurer also cited "anticipated changes to regulations" involving short-term plans and association health plans as the reason for the premium increases.
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It's planning to enter a third market in 2020, offering private health-insurance plans to seniors, which are known as Medicare Advantage plans.
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To avoid the chance that cash-strapped families purchase inadequate plans, insurance plans would have to meet the Affordable Care Act's minimum standards.
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For help with finding and comparing Advantage Plans or prescription drug plans, you can visit the Medicare Plan finder at the Medicare website.
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In concert, these plans should work, with the additional stipulation that the state IRA plans be nationalized, so that the regulations aren't balkanized.
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Nike plans to hold an investor day in October, where it will talk more about its turnaround plans and its partnership with Amazon.
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Silver plans have traditionally been the best bets, but some gold plans are actually cheaper in 2018, so make sure you look carefully.
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He swept aside questions of revenue, valuation or IPO plans, only indicating that the company was growing and they had big expansion plans.
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The new regulation orders mining companies to present independently-produced decommission plans by August and ensure that those plans are executed by 2021.
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We know that Slack plans to launch video chats soon, too, but we don't know when it plans to actually start testing it.
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Update: A previous version of this article misrepresented Oculus' plans to open-source Story Studio's Quill software, no such plans have been announced.
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Google plans to build a censored search engine for the Chinese market, reports the Intercept, citing leaked documents with records of the plans.
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While that wasn't a goal, Dorsey said Square plans to "lean into" the trend, and has already signaled plans to break into banking.
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"I'm sure that there are plans in place for these movies, maybe not concrete plans, but I think they've been on Marvel's radar."
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Now he is drawing up plans for a new home for the ensemble's youth orchestra program, YOLA, which plans to double in size.
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But the cost for someone with certain health plans — like high deductible plans, which have a different payment structure — may be much higher.
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The distribution of enrollees among plans with an actuarial value of 56 percent and plans with a lower actuarial value would be uncertain.
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American borrowers can opt into alternative repayment plans, including plans that tie payments to income or that start lower and increase over time.
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The landlord returned with new plans in 20163, but they too were incomplete, failing to account for emergency exits and missing floor plans.
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While the singer may not have plans to star in another movie, he does have plans to release his second solo album soon.
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Association health plans will be freed to craft skimpier (and cheaper) health plans that appeal only to businesses with younger and healthier employees.
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A bunch of political flashpoints arise from the different structures of these plans, but the plans themselves aren't just assemblages of talking points.
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They might raise their premiums on Obamacare plans as a result, expecting that some healthy people will exit to those types of plans.
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These plans, short-term policies sold to individuals and association plans sold to employers, would be much cheaper and offer far less coverage.
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The company also said it plans to stick to its previously announced spending plans of $19 billion to $22 billion annually through 2024.
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While much of the region's inundated infrastructure has been repaired, many of the plans to stormproof the city are still just that — plans.
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There was an initial expectation that some smaller plans would come in and fill the gap these two large national plans had left.
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Several of the states' plans were conditionally approved in June by the Rules and Bylaws committee, which has final approval over the plans.
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Harris and Booker have both offered up environmental justice plans but have not unveiled sweeping environmental plans like those from Sanders or Sen.
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Beneficiaries pay the difference, which will be higher for more costly plans that may offer more generous benefits, and lower for cheaper plans.
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The German airline group plans to increase capacity by 9.5 percent this year, down from plans in January for a 12 percent increase.
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" DiNardo said he plans to present his plans to church officials in Rome, where he will urge them to take more "concrete steps.
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The company last month secured a 62.5 million euro ($70.33 million) credit facility that it plans to use to help its growth plans.
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It includes 85033 U.S. agency-specific plans, and 13 plans for priority countries; each plan provides strong guidance over the next five years.
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"MA plans will want to utilize this information," said Bob Sheehy, the CEO of Bright Health, which offers Medicare Advantage and other plans.
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The company plans to test, validate and refine its technology with future plans to launch an autonomous ride-hailing service there, Levinson said.
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In places where no insurance company offers plans, there will be no way for Obamacare customers to use subsidies to buy health plans.
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Just a few states allow older noncompliant plans, or allow special plans that price their products according to the health history of customers.
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Ford, in contrast, canceled plans to build a plant in Mexico, and Fiat Chrysler has announced plans for a new factory in Detroit.
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The company also has plans to build the Model Y eventually at a factory it plans to build in Brandernburg, Germany in 2021.
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Her research has estimated the effects of several public-option plans, and found that the plans would tend to change remaining private insurance.
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The providers of TOPPS are referred to as performance coaches, treatment plans are performance plans, motivational posters and university sport paraphernalia cover walls.
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"He was abducted by aliens — so he said — and throughout his life just drew plans upon plans of what he saw," Kane says.
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A public option means having the federal government offering insurance plans, providing an additional choice (or choices, if the government offers multiple plans).
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"We don't have five-year plans, we have like six-month plans," Joffe told CNBC of his business approach between planning and instinct.
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The analysis of the candidates' plans, described in a webinar on Monday, is "dynamic," meaning that it looks at the plans' macroeconomic effects.
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Heathrow Pause has publicly announced its plans, held several meetings with authorities, published press releases, and shared its detailed plans on social media.
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But plans for the tentative interview slipped after Trump said he had no plans to fire Rosenstein following an Air Force One meeting.
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More health plans have acquired health-care providers and services in order to have greater control over medical costs in their health plans.
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Association health plans are not tightly regulated under Obamacare; it regulated fully insured direct-purchase plans in the individual and small-group markets.
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There was a lot of news in 2018 about Apple's plans for TV, but its plans for the movie side are still cloudy.
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Consumer advocates had called on the Trump administration to mandate that association plans cover the same broad set of benefits as Obamacare plans.
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Kamala Harris's part — is that it's unclear: Was Holt asking about the candidates' own health care plans, or their plans for the country?
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Iraqi troops are making plans to retake Western Mosul Iraqi troops are making plans to retake Western Mosul This segment originally aired Jan.
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"T-Mobile and Sprint have led the way in offering wireless products and service options that are more appealing to lower-income consumers, including no contract plans, prepaid and no credit check plans, and unlimited text, voice, and data plans," the lawmakers wrote.
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According to court documents, Cohen admitted to lying about the president's Moscow property plans, including his plans to travel to Russia, his contacts with Russian officials in connection with the project and how long the plans were discussed within the Trump Organization.
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Another change the new tax law made to 529 plans is that it allows funds from the plans to be rolled over to ABLE accounts, which are tax-advantaged savings plans whose funds can be used to cover expenses for people with disabilities.
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Democrats strongly oppose the expansion of association health plans, calling them "junk" insurance that will not meet people's needs and will cause premiums to rise for those remaining in ObamaCare plans, once some healthier people are siphoned off into the new plans.
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He signed an executive order making it easier to form association health plans, which are health plans formed by groups of small businesses, and making it easier for those plans to skirt Obamacare's insurance regulations and to contain small businesses from multiple states.
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Now the question is how soon the Fed plans to raise rates for a second time, and how quickly it plans to proceed thereafter.
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For prescription-drug coverage, the average beneficiary can choose from 27 stand-alone plans or 21 Advantage plans that include the coverage for 2019.
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Analysts say job cuts should be a key component of the companies' recovery plans and that the stakes are high if those plans fail.
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Critics complain they raise premiums by giving insurers less flexibility to design plans and forcing consumers to buy more comprehensive plans than they need.
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Most cell phone owners had unlimited monthly plans, but about 35% had limited plans, with 24% having less than 250 calling minutes per month.
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The rule also would give insurers more leeway in designing their plans as it relates to the so-called actuarial value of those plans.
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"Many health plans have expressed uncertainty about their plans for 2018 exchange markets, and this rule is meant to encourage plan participation," Pearson noted.
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For prescription drug coverage, the average beneficiary can choose from 27 stand-alone plans or 21 Advantage Plans that include the coverage for 2019.
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Federal courts have blocked Wilson from publishing the plans for guns, but he began emailing the plans to people who ordered them in August.
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The two real estate businessmen had plans to put a Trump Tower in Moscow, but those plans fizzled as the Trump campaign took off.
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Some analysts predict those less-expensive plans could attract healthier customers than people who opt for the more expensive, and more comprehensive Obamacare plans.
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Why presidents publish dead-on-arrival plans Trump is far from the first President to make striking-looking plans that are sure to fail.
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He references the growth of 401(k) plans, IRAs, and other retirement plans with twice-monthly salary payments as being responsible for the bump.
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After a judge ruled that he couldn't publish the plans for free, Wilson began selling the plans to people through his website in August.
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For prescription drug coverage, the average beneficiary can choose from 27 stand-alone plans or 21 Advantage plans that include the coverage for 2019.
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Honda plans to sell a production version of the Urban in Europe early next year but has not announced plans for North American sales.
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Veronica tells Jughead about her father's plans for the Whyte Wyrm and her plans to buy the Whyte Wyrm to throw her dad off.
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Second, the WGA's pension and health plans are on the verge of imploding, and the union wants studios to contribute more to those plans.
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Cost: $10 per month ($5 per month for student plans, $15 per month for family plans) How Apple makes money: Subscription fees, carrier partnerships.
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Similar to a lot of employer plans, Obamacare plans provide certain preventive health services for free, even if you haven't hit your deductible yet.
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If all four of those insurance plans left, there would be 1393 counties in the United States with zero plans selling individual market coverage.
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Silver plans are also the only type of Obamacare plans that give lower-income customers subsidies to lower their out-of-pocket health costs.
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Critics also accused the plans of denying patients tests and procedures to save money, and many plans were seen as offering low-quality care.
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It already has plans to increase production in the US, and tariffs will likely be an encouragement to enlarge and speed up those plans.
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The plans for this new eatery were revealed during this year's D23 Expo, an event where Disney fans gather to view the upcoming plans.
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All of them have plans to address the growing danger of wildfires, and all of those plans involve recurring Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS).
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Traveling in particular allows you to meet people with all kinds of plans, and lack of plans, and this is both reassuring and inspiring.
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We have plans to make sure this never happens again, but we have no plans to change anything that happened this week in Macon.
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Now, though, "defined contribution" (DC) plans, for which employees contribute a percentage of their paycheques to their retirement fund, have largely supplanted DB plans.
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For high-deductible plans, the Internal Revenue Service set a minimum deductible of $1,300 for individual plans and $2,600 for family coverage in 2016.
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Her representatives have not said whether she plans to cancel her remaining 34 shows through December 18 or if she plans to reschedule them.
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"You should be held to the same standard on knowledge, what kind of plans you have, your ability to explain your plans," she said.
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Although Uber plans to pay the fine, the company disagrees on how the agency calculated the fine, which is what Uber plans to appeal.
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I had major plans to become an architect and in my free time I painted, drew floor plans for homes, and started multiple companies.
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Hydrow does not offer finance plans, but recently began selling its rowing machine through Best Buy which offers payment plans through its credit card.
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The slim document highlights Trump's plans for discretionary spending, but does not address the administration's entitlement or tax plans, which will be shared later.
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Other options: Cigna could just as easily pursue WellCare Health Plans or smaller regional Medicare plans, and complete those deals in presumably less time.
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But Scahill didn't have plans for his musical to fail, because he didn't have plans to make the show happen at all, authorities claimed.
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It's not enough for companies to have plans in place, they must demonstrate that their plans are effective in mitigating risks around cyber incidents.
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Instead, the number of apps and services offered under zero-rating plans becomes a significant factor influencing the price of broadband and mobile plans.
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There is no word yet on his future plans, or if BAML plans to give remaining group co-head Anwar Zakkour the solo title.
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Honnold said he kept his plans low-key, with only a small group of friends and climbers privy to his plans to make history.
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The administration issued rules in January 210 to move forward with association health plans and a rule for short-term plans in February 218.
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Bill Cassidy's plan would ban lifetime limits in most plans — but would have a carve-out for "limited benefit plans" to continue the cap.
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Before the ACA, state insurance commissions determined what plans were acceptable to be sold in their states, and what coverage plans had to provide.
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Studies show that most participants in 401(k) plans have no idea that the plans cost anything, let alone what the individual expenses are.
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Warren has the most plans of any 2020 candidate, but almost all of her plans have the same overarching purpose: erasing the wealth gap.
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" Amazon told Reuters it has no plans to let companies pay for the distinction, "nor do we have plans to advertise on Alexa broadly.
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It was not clear whether the $10 million he plans to drop on "Need to Vote" is part of his previously reported spending plans.
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Airbnb plans to use the financing to further feed its growth plans and international expansion, said these people, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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And the bill would allow people of all ages to buy "copper" health plans, which are cheaper and less comprehensive than other Obamacare plans.
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Use the subsidies to pay for non-Obamacare plans: States could set the rules for the types of health plans eligible for premium subsidies.
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When it comes to solving problems and making tough decisions, people love plans (especially their own plans), so they make a lot of them.
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While it is true that some insurance plans will be cheaper, these discount plans lack the protections that the ACA worked hard to guarantee.
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That coverage could be from employer-sponsored health plans, government-sponsored coverage, such as Medicare and Medicaid, military-sponsored coverage or individual health plans.
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MA plans tend to cover more nonclinical health services than traditional insurance plans — making the space a prime target for nontraditional entrants like Uber.
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In this quick guide, we'll explain what 403(b) retirement plans are, how they work, and how they compare to 401(k) retirement plans.
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In announcing the plans, Snap said it plans to use the net proceeds from the offering for "general corporate purposes," which is standard boilerplate.
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Plans for an announcement from Gillibrand this week were first reported by The Associated Press on Monday, which cited sources familiar with her plans.
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Companies like Barratt London and NetCredit found old city plans and reimagined what these cities could have looked like, had those plans been realized.
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Those potential actions included loosening restrictions on the offering of insurance plans by small business and on the duration of short-term insurance plans.
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He believes a run of fee-related lawsuits against plans over the past few years likely is having a "deterrent effect" on many plans.
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For progressives, the absence of a consensus on the right has breathed new life into long-stewing plans to pursue their own overhaul plans.
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His tax plans would help them raise families, his trade plans would help them find jobs, and his foreign policy would keep them safe.
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The idea is that by making the silver plans more expensive, the other plans on the exchange will be cushioned from the price increase.
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You have to choose between high cost, mediocre plans on the marketplace or bare bones outside plans that may exclude coverage for real emergencies.
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N26 is already planning more features for the U.S. The company plans to roll out two premium plans — N26 Metal and then N26 Black.
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Tony Xu says that DoorDash plans to triple its number of geographic markets in 2018, with plans to be at 1,600 by year-end.
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In A New Hope, we know the Rebellion has plans for the Death Star but not how those plans ended up in Leia's hands.
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Things get tricky if you live in a state that offers a tax break for in-state 529 plans but only offers expensive plans.
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Lower-cost, more flexible defined contribution plans using vehicles such as Roth 401(k) plans may be preferable for many business owners, Labrum added.
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Elon Musk, the founder and CEO of SpaceX, plans to show off Starship's latest design update and mission plans on September 28 in Texas.
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UnitedHealth is the largest carrier of medical plans, though it has historically enrolled fewer customers through ObamaCare plans — about 600,000 as of last fall.
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The Coast Guard plans to further restrict traffic at the port midday Thursday, and require ships to make final mooring plans by midday Friday.
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If those employers use plans that the states have created instead of signing up workers for private sector plans, they must automatically enroll employees.
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Plans that do this are often called H.M.O.s or E.P.O.s — though other types of plans are also increasingly limiting their list of covered doctors.
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And plans would become cheaper for some healthy people, because they would be buying bare-bones plans in markets dominated by other healthy people.
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The WhistleOut site has a roundup of editors' picks for the best plans each month and a comparison page for no-contract service plans.
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Separately, the Labor Department issued a rule in June allowing small businesses to band together to buy health insurance plans, known as association plans.
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When Americans transitioned into Affordable Care Act plans, they often found those plans had high premiums and deductibles — and were frustrated with those costs.
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While employers have taken steps to automate employee contributions to workplace plans, retirement experts say, few offer options for automatic payment plans in retirement.
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Some actuaries expect short-term insurance plans and the repeal of the individual mandate to damage the Obamacare markets more than association health plans.
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Sarah explained the policy consequences — if a state took that option, health plans could charge sick people more for insurance and offer skimpier plans.
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Rather than simply letting customers revert back to prepaid plans, network operators should offer new forms of postpaid plans to retain would-be deserters.
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It's possible the tests Ma plans to donate could be validated in this way, but it's unclear if there are plans to do so.
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While other states are accelerating their issuance plans, a rise in borrowing costs has halted Greek plans to tap bond markets again this year.
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