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Consumer Reports finds a wide range of BPA in soups, juices, and more.

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Controlling Holiday Spending

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Health Reform: Help for Small Business & the Unemployed

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Is it not conceivable that many of us prefer the present system to what's proposed? That brings us to where we are now: the House and the Senate have only this week produced legislation, yet CR has been lobbying us members on the topic for months. Isn't that backwards that they would lobby for a program when they don't know the details? Would they recommend a car or a washing machine based on the manufacturers promise? If CU can make a statement that the products of Toyota are generally reliable, shouldn't they at least look into how reliable the federal government has been on its other health care programs. I mean, what does Medicare cost today compared to the original government projections? Yet CR ignores this very important element.

And if comparisons are difficult, why take a side on this issue as they have done?

If CU were a law office, a bank, an insurance company or a Realtor, they would be guilty of violating their responsibility to their clients, and their license to practice would be revoked. ... Read More

I feel violated. The most important domestic issue of our time, and they have taken a pass.

October 30 at 2:20pm

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...And another thing. Many insurance companies are non-profit and owned by their policy holders. They are called "mutual" companies and include such companies as State Farm, The Harford, Massachusetts Mutual. Policy holders are like stock owners, entitled to attend an annual meeting and vote on major policy and board members. During those years of low losses, mutual company policy holders receive dividends or some other consideration in what amounts to an overpayment for the losses incured during that year.

I wonder, did CR ever point out this fact? Is it not important? CU is always promoting its non-profit status. Why not insurance companies?

Look at your policy to see if your company is a mutual company.... Read More

Those who say the insurance companies are only in it for the profit are largely wrong.

CU has an agenda wrapped in a gossamer coat of non-partisanship. I'm darned glad they don't run my health insurance coverage. They are not competent enough to follow the charter they have developed over the years with us, its members.

October 30 at 3:04pm

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