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What kind of car would you be?
I went to a great event with NAWBO San Diego last week where Felena Hanson, the owner of Hera Hub spoke. One of the items she brought up was, what car would you be when you think of your business. Its a very good question. A lot of the women in the room had a hard time with it, its also hard to distinguish between you and your business. Sometimes its the same car but sometimes its not. I chose my car, The Chevrolet Camaro, because its reliable and safe and dependable. Its considered a flashy sports car to some but to ins co its a coupe and not considered a sports car. I am a lil sporty sometimes. What car would you/your business be?
Then On Friday last week at the Hera Hub Members only lunch, Felena asked us if we could be a vegetable which vegetable would you/your business be? I chose the carrot, it helps ppl with eye site and I thought of my business. I guide ppl thru the chaotic choice between Cobra or getting an ind health insurance plan on their own. I enable them to see their options more clearly. I also guide ppl in their choice of financial vehicles for retirement savings or college savings for their kids. I help them to see their options for either more clearly. What veggie would you be?
Then On Friday last week at the Hera Hub Members only lunch, Felena asked us if we could be a vegetable which vegetable would you/your business be? I chose the carrot, it helps ppl with eye site and I thought of my business. I guide ppl thru the chaotic choice between Cobra or getting an ind health insurance plan on their own. I enable them to see their options more clearly. I also guide ppl in their choice of financial vehicles for retirement savings or college savings for their kids. I help them to see their options for either more clearly. What veggie would you be?
Affordable Care Act Taxes effective January 1, 2014
Affordable Care Act Taxes effective January 1, 2014
| The Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires that taxes be collected in order to fund certain provisions of health reform. Beginning January 1, 2014, there are two new taxes that will go into effect. We are providing a summary of those taxes below, as well as a convenient fact sheet you can download for your reference and to share with your clients. Purpose of these ACA Taxes Health insurer tax – to help fund premium subsidies for certain individuals and families purchasing coverage through health insurance exchanges. Transitional reinsurance tax – to help stabilize premiums and the cost of high-risk individuals entering the individual market in each state's health insurance exchange. |
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