Travel Insurance to Warning Free GreeceBy Mary BushEurope is the new desirable destination for personal, business and student travel. When traveling, for variable reasons, one must focus on the most important aspect of any voyage: insurance. This may be a thought pushed to the side as other preparations take precedence, such as exact location, travel details, packing - what to take and what not to take, etc. However, once in the area What will happen to my boyfriend, who has a good job, if I get Idaho Medicaid for my pregnancy?I am pregnant with my boyfriend. He has a good job with medical insurance. I, on the other hand, work part time and do not have insurance. We have our own bills, and I pay rent to him. Because we are not married, I will qualify for Idaho Medicaid. Will Medicaid go after my boyfriend for my medical bills if I do not apply for any other assistance? Eventhough you say you pay the rent to him, you are considered a couple. His income will count for your medicaid and your childs medicaid. In some insurance plans they have what they call domestic partner and you might see if his has that and you can be added. As for the medicaid, as long as you are not over income you will recieve it. Idaho small business owners opposes to miles-traveled tax - Latah EagleAn idea sweeping the nation to charge motorists for the miles they travel in order to fund future highway construction can hit the road and stay on it until it passes out of Idaho, according to a poll released today by the leading representative group for small business owners. Each year, the National Federation of Independent Business, America's leading small business association, polls its members on issues vital to their survival as entrepreneurs at both the state and federal levels. NFIB/Idaho will center its lobbying positions on responses it received to six questions on the 2009 State Member Ballot when a new session of the Idaho Legislature convenes on Jan. 12. When asked if Idaho should replace the current tax on fuel with a vehicle miles traveled tax (VMT) to fund future highway construction and maintenance, 80 percent of NFIB-member Idaho small business owners said 'No,' 11 percent supported the idea, and 9 percent were undecided. Asked if state or local governments should have the power to revoke the business license) of an employer, if an employee is found to be unauthorized to work in the U.S., 58 percent of respondents said 'No,' 34 percent said 'Yes,' and 8 percent were undecided. |
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Independent EnterpriseIdaho small business owners opposes to miles-traveled tax Asked if the Legislature should make it mandatory for employers to pay for health-insurance coverage for employees, a resounding 95 percent said 'No,' only Otter warns cutbacks are coming — and they won't be easy