Friday, June 29, 2012
Health Uncle:Should You Get In The System Now
The Supreme Court's approval of Obamacare's constitutionality will not change U.S. healthcare overnight.It just means the provisions already in place are more secure,and that the major overhaul of the system slated for January,2014 will proceed as scheduled,barring the unlikely event of repeal by Congress.A certain momentum tends to build up behind safety net programs as more and more citizens benefit from them.Untold millions of Americans will enter the health care system for the first time-a system which reportedly lacks enough primary care physicians to accomodate them.
Americans who have insurance now,but haven't entered the system themselves yet,would be well-advised to do so,while there are still openings for new patients at their local family practices.Many of them could fill up quickly once the Affordable Care Act is fully implemented in 2014.This is an opportunity for these undoctored insured to begin taking care of themselves and the health care system itself,which will still face rising costs in the decades ahead.
Americans who have insurance now,but haven't entered the system themselves yet,would be well-advised to do so,while there are still openings for new patients at their local family practices.Many of them could fill up quickly once the Affordable Care Act is fully implemented in 2014.This is an opportunity for these undoctored insured to begin taking care of themselves and the health care system itself,which will still face rising costs in the decades ahead.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Investing Today:Meandering Through Malaise
We're in a malaise right now,said Tobias Levkovich,Chief U.S. Equity Strategist at Citigroup.I think that turns in the next 12-18 months.The children of the baby boomers start to save for retirement next year.It's bigger.People are using the U.S. equity market as a safe haven.
The mood on Wall Street is pretty miserable.There's worry about layoffs and compensation.Is this the place for their future?
You've got to do more and more stocks.I think good times will be here 5-10 years out.Telecom has good dividend yields and supplies much-needed mobile services.It will get its pricing power back,Mr.Levkovich predicted.
Christian Thwaites of Sentinel Investments,who was a Baker Scholar at Harvard Business School,likes Toronto Dominion Bank.It's fantastically strong,with a strong deposit franchise in the Northeast and nothing to do with Europe,Mr.Thwaites observed.
Toronto Dominion Bank(TD),iShares Dow Jones U.S. Telecommunications Sector Index Fund(IYZ),iShares S&P Global Telecommunications Sector Index Fund(IXP)
The mood on Wall Street is pretty miserable.There's worry about layoffs and compensation.Is this the place for their future?
You've got to do more and more stocks.I think good times will be here 5-10 years out.Telecom has good dividend yields and supplies much-needed mobile services.It will get its pricing power back,Mr.Levkovich predicted.
Christian Thwaites of Sentinel Investments,who was a Baker Scholar at Harvard Business School,likes Toronto Dominion Bank.It's fantastically strong,with a strong deposit franchise in the Northeast and nothing to do with Europe,Mr.Thwaites observed.
Toronto Dominion Bank(TD),iShares Dow Jones U.S. Telecommunications Sector Index Fund(IYZ),iShares S&P Global Telecommunications Sector Index Fund(IXP)
Monday, June 25, 2012
Airline Industry Jobs
Etihad Airways is hiring for positions in the USA.The national airline of the United Arab Emirates is expanding its operations,soon connecting Washington,DC to their network of over 80 destinations worldwide.They welcome dynamic and talented professionals to join their multi-cultural team.Roles based in DC include Sales Representative;Sales Support;Marketing Coordinator;and Finance Officer.In New York,Human Resource Specialist is needed.For more details and to apply by July 7,2012,please visit careers.etihadairways.com
Etihad Airways:From Abu Dhabi to the world.
Etihad Airways:From Abu Dhabi to the world.
Saturday, June 23, 2012
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