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Danny Said:

Blue Cross of California, UnitedHealth Group Inc letters to physicians aimed to cancel patients' insurance

We Answered:

That is not fair. I would love to see medical health for everyone in America, but I won't vote democrat.

Lydia Said:

Can anybody suggest some Catchy titles for an insurance company's news letter.?

We Answered:

COVERED

UNCOVERED

BONUS

PERFECT POLICIES

POLICY

GET COVERED

COVERED PEOPLE

UNCOVERED PEOPLE (!!)

REST ASSURED

Joann Said:

Value for insurance - THE SURRENDER OF JAPAN - aug 1945 Hooper Isoland - my original 16 page mimeogrpah?

We Answered:

USS Hooper Island ARG-17: an axillary vassal to provide support for combatant ships, it was one of 19 such ships for the repair of internal combustion engines. Below is a site with a picture of a sister ship, commissioned immediately before Hooper Island. It seems that nearly all other of the ships were decommissioned and sold for scrap in '46-47.

In August, 1945 the US Navy had 3,000 combat ships in addition to the hundreds of axillary vassals such as your grandfather's, Every ship in the Pacific., every naval station, and through relay worldwide every naval radio would have been listening on the radio net at the same time, with a record made of each message at each station.

It's a significant family memory, and should be preserved as indicated in the earlier reply. Glad you and your family have treated it with respect.

Frances Said:

Value for insurance - THE SURRENDER OF JAPAN - aug 1945 Hooper Isoland - my original 16 page mimeogrpah?

We Answered:

I have not heard of this, but my Dad was on the USS Hooper Island. If it is possible to scan this, I would love to have you e-mail me a copy to tball@shsinc.org.

Laura Said:

closing costs?

We Answered:

The change in some of the fees is very questionable, not just those that went up, but those that went down as well. I think you are being charged for the lender to correct the mistakes it made the first time.

However, the reduction in interest rates, assuming they are fixed and you do not have an adjustable rate mortgage, will more than pay for the additional fees over the life of the loans.

I would normally recommend you contact an attorney before you close. However, that will likely cost you more than than you would save if that attorney were successful. I would close, then report the changes in terms to your state's regulatory agencies. You may get a "credit" or an actual payment later.