Birth Control Will Wipe Out Civilization!; Can your employer change your health insurance coverage without telling you?

Conservative Republican Congressman Steve King is arguing that small subsidies to cover gaps in birth control health insurance coverage for women could lead to the destruction of the next generation, even civilization itself. Ana Kasparian and Majority Report host Sam Seder discuss. The Largest Online News Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Subscribe: bit.ly
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Question by Linda: Can your employer change your health insurance coverage without telling you?
My husbands health insurance changed its deductible from 1,000 to 2,200. His employer said they couldn’t afford the increase in rates and the insurance technically ran out 2/1 but the insurance company extended it for them. The union doesn’t want coverage changed at all. We got a surprise today when we went to the pharmacy and picked up our prescriptions which should have been only about $ 50 and it was $ 250. After calling the insurance company they said our insurance was changed. Can your employer do that without even telling you. Shouldn’t they have to give you some kind of notice!

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Answer by ladyfreaka
i don tknow but i saw that they did it in a movie without the guy knowing
the movie (john q)

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InCharge Debt Solutions – Regain Control of Your Life; What are the cons of using a debt consolidation/credit counseling service?

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Question by mommytomonkey: What are the cons of using a debt consolidation/credit counseling service?
Do these services negatively effect your credit? If so, for how long?
Are there any major pros to these services?

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Answer by Renaissance Man
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