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Arun Gaudet chronicles 'The Way We Get By,' a movie about the senior citizens who greet troops returning from overseas.
Health-Care Reform Costs to Fall on Young?
11/11/2009|FOX Business
Cato Institute's Michael Cannon on health-care reform's impact on young adults.
Public Option Impact on Health-Care Industry
11/09/2009|Bulls and Bears
Winkenwerder Chairman Dr. William Winkenwerder and Path Medical Founder Dr. Eric Braverman on the effects of a national health plan.
Health Reform's Effect on Doctors
11/05/2009|Bulls and Bears
AMA board member Dr. Nancy Nielsen on the AARP and AMA's endorsement of current health-care legislation.
Ford Announces New Inflatable Seatbelts
11/05/2009|FOX Business
Ford VP Sue Cischke on the automaker's new seatbelt technology.
Hertz CEO: Increasing Fleet to Meet Demand
11/02/2009|Opening Bell
Hertz CEO Mark Frissora weighs in on the state of the rental car business.
NY Lifts H1N1 Requirements for State Workers
10/23/2009|Happy Hour on FOX BusinessWhy the Fed Should Raise Rates
10/20/2009|Web Exclusive
Why raising interest rates needs to be part of the Fed's exit strategy.
LATEST STORIES
Even After Madoff, Investor Scams Abound
| MarketWatch| Markets
alleged that "Wayde and Donna McKelvy, who were previously married and living in the Denver area, particularly targeted elderly investors or those approaching retirement age to finance such 'green' initiatives of Pennsylvania-based Mantria Corp
Story|11/19/2009
Novartis: Smaller Flu-vaccine Doses Suffice
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
half the currently approved U.S. dose, "fulfilled immune-response criteria associated with protection in adults and the elderly ," those who are age 65 and older, the company said in a statement. The data "suggest that many more people could potentially
Story|11/17/2009
Department of Unsurprising News « John Stossel
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President Obama's proposed overhaul of the nation's health-care system -- would sharply reduce benefits for some senior citizens and could jeopardize access to care for millions of others, according to a government evaluation released Saturday. The report, requested by
Blog|11/16/2009
Steer Clear of Work-at-Home Scams
| WomenEntrepreneur.com| Personal Finance
from 3,662 in 2007 to 3,539 in 2008. Work-at-home schemes traditionally have involved stay at-home moms, the elderly and the disabled. But as a result of the recession, "the net is cast much broader" and "there are larger pools of fish
Story|11/10/2009
Health Care Battle May Pit Old vs. Young More Than Red vs. Blue « The Brian Sullivan Blog
The Brian Sullivan Blog
capped in most states and older people may pay five or six times as much. Young people don't want to pay more, while the elderly dont wan't their benefits cut. This may end up as the new battle front, leaving red vs. blue in the dust. about this
Blog|11/10/2009
Fund Sales Charges Are On The Way Out
| MarketWatch| Markets
meaning that the investments they select and sell to clients must be suitable for the buyer. No speculative penny stocks for elderly widows, for example; whatever they sell, they must believe that the investment is appropriate for the investment and the
Story|11/08/2009
House Democrats Scramble for Health Care Votes
Reuters| Markets
would spark the biggest changes in the U.S. health-care system since the creation of the Medicare health program for the elderly in 1965. Republicans object to the bill's price tag and what they say is its excessive government interference in the private
Story|11/06/2009
House Democrats Unveil Health-Care Reform Bill
Reuters| Markets
version of the government-run plan using lower rates pegged to Medicare, the government's health insurance program for the elderly and disabled, and could face resistance from liberals who preferred this plan. The healthcare measure being prepared for
Story|10/29/2009
| FOXBusiness| Personal Finance
longer looked at as the caretakers of their elderly parents. In fact, a 2003 study by The ..... children serve as informal caregivers for elderly parents, meaning less of these “investments ..... increasingly good job of providing for the elderly , and children have done less financially
Story|10/29/2009
Here Come the Bribes « John Stossel
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writes that the gravy train starts in Nevada, Reid’s home state. Nevada would get help with its Medicaid bills. The elderly in Florida and New York would receive additional Medicare benefits. And workers in so-called high-risk professions such
Blog|10/21/2009