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A.M. Best Revises Outlook to Negative and Affirms Ratings of United Security Assurance Company of Pennsylvania
OLDWICK, N.J.----A.M. Best Co. has revised the outlook to negative from stable and affirmed the financial strength rating of B+ and issuer credit rating of “bbb-” of United Security Assurance Company of Pennsylvania .
Read more News Source - Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
Publish date - 14:15:51 03/17/10

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Baby Sling Lawyer In Pennsylvania Warns Of 13 Infant Deaths
Baby slings, which are those pouch-like garments which allow children to be carried close to the chest, can suffocate an infant, as the fabric may press against the child’s mouth, causing suffocation.
Read more News Source - OfficialWire
Publish date - 08:04:41 03/18/10

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United Security Assurance Enhances Their LTCi Plans to Help Meet Market Needs
United Security Assurance Company of Pennsylvania understands the importance of providing quality senior health products, and over the past 27 years has developed quality long term care plans to help address customer needs. Â USA offers comprehensive non-tax qualified, tax qualified, and state LTC Partnership certified long term care insurance plans, along with stand-alone home health care plans ...
Read more News Source - PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Publish date - 13:08:43 03/17/10

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Powell woman's long-term insurance coverage re-instated after review
A Powell woman called 6 On Your Side after her insurance company dropped her long-term care, claiming she hadn't paid her bill. However, records that prove she did pay helped reinstate her coverage.
Read more News Source - WATE 6 Knoxville
Publish date - 21:12:50 03/15/10

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Northeasern Pa. congressmen weigh tough vote
Two undecided northeastern Pennsylvania Democrats may decide the fate of health care overhaul legislation slated for a House vote this weekend.
Read more News Source - Pocono Record
Publish date - 04:13:33 03/18/10

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A different kind of March Madness
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Had Keith Brions dad sold insurance or worked at the corner grocery store, his lifes work could have taken quite a different turn.In fact, if Brions dad had chosen a different kind of music to play through the sound systems he rented f...
Read more News Source - Charleston Daily Mail
Publish date - 05:14:00 03/18/10

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United Security Assurance Enhances Their LTCi Plans to Help Meet Market Needs
SOUDERTON, Pa., March 17 /PRNewswire/ -- United Security Assurance Company of Pennsylvania ("USA") understands the importance of providing quality senior health products, and over the past 27 years has developed quality long term care plans to help address customer needs.
Read more News Source - redOrbit
Publish date - 15:15:08 03/17/10

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SEPTA Bus Crashes Into 15 Cars
A 16 year old boy allegedly stole a SEPTA bus in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, and crashed it into 15 parked cars. Luckily nobody was hurt. The kid told police he was trying to practice for his drivers license.
Read more News Source - OfficialWire
Publish date - 22:04:42 03/17/10

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Stupak’s Viagra Is Health Bill Abortion Ban: Margaret Carlson
March 18 (Bloomberg) -- If I were a member of Congress (I know: God forbid. No letters, please), I would be opposed to any health-care dollars going to subsidize the purchase of Viagra.
Read more News Source - Bloomberg
Publish date - 01:34:23 03/18/10

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Can You Afford to Retire?
The expensive approach to retirement is to pile up so much money that you'll be safe no matter how long you live or what goes wrong with your health or the markets. But for many families, the amount required seems ridiculously out of reach, especially after the twin crashes of Wall Street and Main Street. "There's a big sense of futility and hopelessness," says Liz Davidson, founder and chief ...
Read more News Source - BusinessWeek via Yahoo! News
Publish date - 12:14:59 03/17/10

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Pa. Commission for Women honors Manderino
HARRISBURG — State Rep. Kathy Manderino, D-Montgomery/Philadelphia, was honored Monday for her work on behalf of women in Pennsylvania — both in the legislature and in the community — during an event held at the state Capitol celebrating Women’s History Month.
Read more News Source - Main Line Times
Publish date - 08:23:22 03/17/10

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DUI driver in Royersford crash headed to prison
Saying a Reading man has lived a life of recklessness, a judge sent the man to state prison for his latest crime of driving drunk and causing a crash that seriously injured a Royersford woman while he was fleeing from police.
Read more News Source - Spring-Ford Reporter & Valley Item
Publish date - 12:11:37 03/17/10

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