Health Care Reform: What's At Stake

Wednesday, March 28, 2012 How You'll Be Affected By An Overturn Of The Health Care Reform Law Ordinary Americans have a lot at stake this week as the Supreme Court holds hearings on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). It is not clear what the outcome will be, and it is not clear where Americans stand on it. While two-thirds of Americans oppose the individual insurance mandate that is at the heart of the Obama administration's healthcare reform law, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation survey, the polls also reveal more nuanced attitudes. Here's a breakdown of what is at stake if the Supreme Court strikes down the law. Health Care Reform Beneficiary 'Very Nervous' About Supreme Court States Miss Opportunity On Teaching Financial Literacy Here's How To Bank For Free Customer Service Nightmare Makes This Man Nuts She Voluntarily Gave Up Health Insurance BLOG POSTS Laura Adams: 7 More Credit Score Lies That Cost You Money What you don't know about credit can hurt your personal finances on many levels. So here are seven more lies about credit scores that you should never fall for. Beth Kobliner: What 5th-8th Graders Need to Know About Money It's always a treat to speak at schools, where I can connect with children I don't know and who haven't been inundated with my money mania. Here are the five money lessons every kid from 5th to 8th grade should know. J.D. Roth: What Is a Roth IRA? A Short and Simple Guide Even if you don't have a retirement plan through your job, you can still save for the future. One of the best ways to do so is through a Roth IRA. Richard C. Milstein: Income Tax Filings and Civil Disobedience Gay and lesbian Americans are still forced, in many cases, to abide by laws and regulations that require them to hide their true identities and demean their lifestyles. A glaring example would be the filing of an annual tax return under the United States Tax Code. Terry Tamminen: Three Things That Will Cost More in 2012 -- and One That Will Cost Less The common thread in these trends is that we cannot afford to continue policy debates about whether climate change is real. Scientists have spoken. Governments have spoken. Markets have spoken.

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