Columns

How To Read Your Medical Bill

There was a time not that long ago that a patient might never see a medical bill, much less have to read it.

When to Change Your Doctor

People spend more time buying a car or choosing furniture than they do picking a primary care physician, according to the American Institute for Preventative Medicine.

User's Guide to Health Care

It’s a small wonder that the process of getting quality health care in this country can be a frustrating experience.

Stunning Admission

Charles Schwab - yes that Charles Schwab - and the  CEO of that brokerage firm Walt Bettinger, wrote a barnburner of a column today.

Invest in hedge funds? GET REAL!

There has been a mystique around hedge funds -- many of us consider them attractive mainly because they have been out of reach.

Good or Bad Charities?

It's been six months since the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

REAL NUMBERS, REAL PEOPLE

Sometimes economists and other talking heads get so deep in the numbers that it’s hard for them to remember that they are talking about real people.

Tax Code Reform

One story we have ignored for the last few days – new efforts to reform the tax code.

Good or Bad Charities?

It's been six months since the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

Scam Artists Targeting Seniors

Remember the old TV ad that showed a senior on the floor of their home, saying “I’ve fallen down and I can’t get up”?

America’s Worst Charities

Our top story on the Willis Report tonight was charities giving little - or none - of the money they raise to help people in need.

It's Time to Change the Organ Donor Policy

Watching Sarah Murnaghan, the 10-year-old with end-stage cystic fibrosis, and her mother beg for consideration to receive a lung from the adult donor list has been heart-wrenching.