Obamacare Enrollment starts Oct, 1, 2013 and you must have Insurance effective Jan. 1, 2014

Obamacare  Enrollment starts 

Oct, 1, 2013 and you must have Insurance effective Jan. 1, 2014

Please take the time to explore your Insurance options at the government link below. Please share the Gov, Insurance links below.

Obamacare  Enrollment starts 

Oct, 1, 2013 and you must have Insurance effective Jan. 1, 2014 or pay a penalty starting Jan, 2014. This requires all eligible individuals, including children, to have health insurance. Please read more below on the rates and penalties on not having no insurance.

I placed the link below on the Arkansas Insurance plan and rates and to get you started with some free tips. Also a link on the penalty which is a steep price and it's the IRS who set the rates. Now if you have work Insurance, Medicaid or other Insurance and your children have Ark kids 1st, insurance this does not effect you.

First I'm going to say by looking at the rates by age, family size and yep you guessed it, If your a smoker expect to pay more. I was shocked thinking ok we either pay the monthly rate for insurance or get penalized, Failure to be insured can trigger a penalty fee of $95 per adult and $47.50 per child in 2014. If you have individual coverage but your dependent children aren't insured, you can still face penalties on them.

I have a feeling a lot of American People will be getting penalized according to these rates.

Qualified Health Plan Rates for Arkansas.

https://www.healthcare.gov/quick-answers/#step-1

http://www.arhealthconnector.org

8 states get waiver from No Child Left Behind Law.

I'm not sure how people feel about this subject, I will say it's time for a change. To many children are being passed from grade to grade, When half of them are being passed with F's.
Yes I do blame some of the teachers and some of the students who refuse to learn or listen, at least from here in, Arkansas. So now here's what suppose to happen.
Tell me what you think?.

Hello, Please click the link below to view the story http://m.kait8.com/ms/p/a3/67/view.m?id=124279&storyId=18646802&news=Top%20Stories&news2=Main

No Child Left Behind requires all students to be proficient in reading and math by 2014. The waivers throw out that fundamental requirement, provided they offer a viable alternative plan.

Under the deal, the states must show they will prepare children for college and careers, set new targets for improving achievement among all students, reward the best performing schools and focus help on the ones doing the worst.

Another eight states are gaining flexibility from the Bush-era No Child Left Behind law, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Tuesday.

The Education Department has approved waivers for Connecticut, Delaware, Louisiana, Maryland, New York, North Carolina, Ohio and Rhode Island. Eighteen other states and Washington, D.C., also applied for a waiver and could receive approval in coming weeks.

The states that had already won waivers earlier this year are: Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Tennessee.
Please check out the link above for the entire story.

Anna Baty
5-29-12