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Home Office Deductible
February 4th, 2010
Question: What qualifies as a deductible home office expense?
Answer: If you use your home office for business, you must use it exclusively for business. If your home office totals 20% of your home’s total square feet, then you may deduct 20% of your mortgage or rent and associated utility bills. You may also deduct a phone bill if you use that line exclusively for work or a work fax line.
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G.O.P. Group to Promote Conservative Ideas
WASHINGTON — A group of prominent Republicans is forming an organization to develop and market conservative ideas, copying a successful Democratic model and hoping to capitalize on the fund-raising and electioneering possibilities opened up by a recent Supreme Court ruling.
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October 8th, 2009
Question: renting house queries?
My partner and i are thinking of renting a house in about 6 months time. We live in a flat which i rent from my mother for £50 a week including bills apart from food which means we have all furniture. Our combined wage is £1546 a month but i have applied for a trainee position which reduces our combind wages to £1280 a month (not including a part time weekend job i hope to get which would be an extra £100 a month). The houses that we’ve looked at in our area are around £450-£550pcm. We are aware that we’d have to pay council tax, tv licence and bills. I was wondering if anyone could tell me how much it costs them to rent their house including bills/council tax/tv licence, without deductions or benefits. I want to go into this with my feet firmly on the ground. Thanks 
Also it’s in The midlands, England.
Answer: I may not be much help, but Iove to talk to Brits. In the US, a good formula is to not pay more than 25-30% of your net monthly income for rent or house payment, not including utilities, phone, renters insurance, etc. I have no idea what the other expenses you mentioned are, but maybe that will help a little. My paternal grandmother immigrated from around Birmingham and I think that may be in your area. Her maiden name was Gregory and her father was a jockey in the Queen’s stables. Anyway, good luck on your hunt. peace
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Palestine’s Gift of Christmas
We in the West tell many stories about Jesus Christ, and sing many songs about peace, salvation, giving. But, this seems to have little practical effect when it comes to countering the Israeli aggression in Palestine, notes Manuel García .
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Coinsurance And Deductibles
June 18th, 2009
Question: What does “not subject to deductible mean” in an insurance plan?
The following is stated in an insurance plan that I am considering applying for. I don’t understand what the not subject to part means.
Periodic Health Exam
20% Coinsurance only. Routine physical exams, immunizations, and lab and x-ray NOT subject to deductible or frequency/age limits.
Answer: ~~It means you will only pay 20% of the contracted rate for routine physical exams, immunizations, lab and x-ray and they will pay 80%. Your deductible will be waived for these type of services. Sounds like an excellent plan!~~
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The Costs Creeping Into Property and Liability Policies
Think the commercial property and liability insurance market is competitive? It might not be if you’re paying these hidden costs or facing new exclusions and deductibles, from what this experienced insurance broker has seen.
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January 30th, 2009
Question: Does anyone have the Mid-West Live insurance company of Tennessee?
An insurance agent sold this to my parents and I wish they put everything into layman’s term.
They bought this through a group called the Alliance for Affordable Services.
They have a $5000 deductible but the policy reads like this:
Hospital room/board has CoInsurance of 100% with Maximum up to $1000 per day.
What is Coinsurance? Do they still have to pay something after their $5000 deductible?
Thanks in advance.
Answer: YES. If the hospital is $5,000/day they’ll have to pay $4,000 per day since their policy only covers $1,000.
Tell them to find another policy. They are owned by Health Markets which used to be UICI which also owns Mega Life and NASE. The policies between Mega and Mid-West are practically identical. And if you do a search for “Nase Complaints” you’ll find plenty of reasons to get rid of the policy.
Read this page on my site…it’s mostly about NASE because they’re more well known, but I have copies of the Mid-West brochure too…
http://www.insurancepickle.com/health-insurance/nase.shtml
Bottom line is they bought a ‘hospital/surgical’ plan with very limited benefits. They didn’t buy a major medical policy. AND, most importantly for the same or less money they could have bought a much better plan.
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Genoptix to participate in Aetna’s national provider network to offer laboratory and diagnostic services
Genoptix, Inc. today announced that it will participate in Aetna’s (AET) national provider network to offer specialized laboratory and comprehensive diagnostic services designed to optimize the care of patients suffering from hematomalignancies, or cancers of the blood and bone marrow, including leukemia and lymphoma.
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Tax Deduction Television
September 27th, 2008
Question: What happened to anonymous giving?
Unless orphans are photographed and paraded in front of television cameras, it is virtually impossible to get assistance for them these days. Granted, donors are weary of misuse of donated funds, but shouldn’t that be left for God to settle the scores with such robbers. Even when donors don’t care that much about Tax Deductions (yes, there are some who can afford to part with a ten-dollar bill without the need for a receipt), they still want visual proof of where their money is going. Some would be shocked to discover where their money actually ended up inspite of the publicity. How about asking the Spirit of God to guide them rather than story seeking cameras? Can the world get back to giving from the prompting of their hearts (where the Spirit lives) and seek less glory and publicity from external forces?
Answer: I believe if a person gives it should be anonomously, as we are instructed by Jesus Christ to do.
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