Good morning everyone!

I was casually browsing Google this morning (yes, I believe you can find pretty much everything on Google), and I came across this interesting concept.  Jewelry INSIDE a candle.  As my head turned sideways, I read everything on the "Become a Rep" section, and I realized it's an awesome opportunity with a ton of potential.  All of the jewelry is valued from $10 into the THOUSANDS of dollars.  And you get to pick your size ring (if you choose a ring), or there are several other types of jewelry you can get inside the candle.  Every woman loves candles and jewelry.....join me in this AMAZING opportunity!!  Visit my store today and check out all of the cool candles, and sign up to be a rep.  It's FREE!! ♥

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Many U.S. citizens are wondering about The Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare". Many people ask, "how will it affect me?", or "what exactly does this mean?".  Below is a list of some of the pros and cons of Obamacare, and some resources to help.


What is The Affordable Care Act?
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PROS:

• 32 million Americans are currently without health insurance. Thanks to this Act, a larger portion of the general population will now have access to the coverage they need. 
  
• Patients with pre-existing conditions cannot be denied coverage by insurance companies, and companies can no longer drop someone once they get sick. 
  
• College students can stay on their parents’ plans until the age of 26. 
  
• The federal government will pay the states to allow low-income individuals to enroll in Medicaid. 
  
• The Medicaid “doughnut hole” gap in coverage will be eliminated by 2020. 
• Each year, $125 million will go towards funding school-based health centers and programs to reduce teen pregnancy. 
  
• States are required to set up insurance exchanges to make it easier to find the best deals on private health insurance. 
  
• If an insurance company denies someone coverage, that person can go to an external appeals process. 
  
• The number of bankruptcies caused by health-related issues will be severely reduced.
  

CONS:

• The intrusion of the federal government into the practice of medicine. 
• 18 million of the uninsured will be forced to go under Medicaid, while the rest will have to accept another government program. Even so, millions will remain uninsured. 
• By 2019, an estimated 4.8 million seniors will be forced out of Medicare Advantage. 
• Medicare will be cut by $528 billion dollars. 
• Taxes will be increased (especially on high-income individuals). 
• By forcing States to accept federally-mandated health insurance, the Act violates States’ rights. 
• Some speculate that you can be thrown in jail for failure to pay your health insurance taxes.