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When it comes to all types of insurance and loans, new developments occur daily. Interest rates rise and fall, companies offer special deals and laws change – all very important events in the world of insurance. To keep you up-to-date with the latest developments from insurance providers, lenders and banks, LowestRates.com offers a reliable and trustworthy news source on insurance and loans.
Idaho Students Required to Have Health Insurance
This week, the Idaho State Board of Education decided to uphold the requirement for all students to have health care coverage. The regulation was questioned by several schools, after a spike in premiums, but the board believes that students should not be uninsured.
Mortgage Rates Increase for First Time in a Month
According to a recent report, mortgage rates have risen across the country for the first time in over a month. The demand for housing in America continues to decline, so mortgage lending rates are on the increase – bad news for those who are considering purchasing homes in the near future.
25% of Residents Do Not Have Health Insurance
Health care legislation is an important topic, as the federal election approaches, and a recent study has found that a large portion of Americans do not have health insurance. According to the research, which cites statistics from the Commonwealth Fund Survey, at least 25% of adults in the country (aged 19 – 64) did not have health insurance at some point during 2011.
American Express Profits Up By 7%
American Express is the biggest credit card provider in America, and the company is getting even bigger. According to recent reports, American Express has seen a 7% increase in profits over the course of the past year.