Even though this pegs to 150 percent of market, the premiums are still lower or benefits more expansive than what can find on their own.

The Nasdaq is going to take a nasty turn. My guess is that the market could open 3 percent lower.

Royal Dutch and Exxon have always traded at premiums in the market, ... The merger puts BP and Amoco in the same size and presence globally, and it should give them the same premium value.

We get more complaints now because of the cost. Insurance companies are looking at limiting benefits, limiting payments. Individuals are looking at higher deductibles, higher co-payments and less benefits.

The American dream is to have your own home and to have some sort of security with health insurance. With health insurance, it's become pretty elusive because of cost of insurance and availability.

With just a very small percent excluded the benefits would just disappear.