Kaiser ranks No. 1 among
Colorado health insurers
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Health care
The Denver Post: Kaiser tops health-insurer ratings in
Colorado
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of
Colorado was the top-rated health plan in the state, closely
followed by Cigna HealthCare of Colorado, according to the findings
of the nonprofit National Committee for Quality
Assurance.
Denver Daily News: Tax credits for working
families?
Report: half-million Coloradans
eligible for health care tax credits in 2014.
Grand Junction Sentinel
editorial: Vote 'No' on Amendment
63
Although we agree with some of the
provisions of Obamacare, The Daily Sentinel opposed its passage
this year, in part because its provisions are so sweeping that it
is impossible to determine all of its impacts, including cost. To
adopt an amendment to the state Constitution that adds
substantially to the likelihood of unintended consequences doesn't
improve the health care picture. It simply and unnecessarily clouds
it further. We urge a "No" vote on Amendment 63.
Economic
self-sufficiency
The Denver Post: Some push for foreclosure freeze in
Colorado
Moves by three major mortgage
companies to halt foreclosures while they examine their procedures
haven't affected homeowners in Colorado, but some in the state
would like to see the foreclosure moratoriums extended
here.
Denver Business Journal: City, bankers want workers to
'Bank on Denver'
The city of Denver is joining with
Colorado banks and credit unions in a new effort to promote bank
services for "underbanked" workers.
Fiscal
policy
Colorado Springs Gazette: Anti-government ballot measures
spell 'disaster,' some say
School districts would be facing
disaster if voters approve three ballot questions in November,
officials and concerned citizens told a public forum
Monday.
Also: Durango Herald: Ballot measure would cut property
taxes, school funding
Also: Summit Daily News: Ballot measures could cripple CMC
system
Jobs and economic
security
Colorado Springs Business
Journal: Springs' salaries expected to
rise
Colorado Springs' employers appear
to lead the Mountain Region when it comes to salary
increases.
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