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Above the Fold February 15, 2012
 
Obama payroll tax cut
Lawmakers move to cusp of deal on payroll tax cut
By Alan Fram
Congressional leaders are gauging lawmakers' reactions to a tentative deal extending a 2 percentage-point payroll tax cut and extra jobless benefits through 2012, a pact bargainers reached after House Republicans conceded that the tax cut would not have to be paid for with spending cuts.…Read more
Today's News
American Airlines workers protest job, pay cuts
By David Koenig
Flight attendants and ground workers marched in picket lines Tuesday to protest American's plans to kill its pension plans, reduce benefits and cut 13,000 jobs…Read more
Virginia House GOP pushes abortion curbs
By Bob Lewis
A Republican supermajority has muscled two of the most restrictive anti-abortion bills in years through the Virginia House, including one that would all but outlaw the procedure in the state by declaring that the rights of persons apply from the moment sperm and egg unite…Read more
CFOs play critical role in benefits decisions
By Amanda McGrory
Chief financial officers have a strong understanding that employee health has an impact on a company's financial performance, and they are playing a larger role in health care benefits decisions, according to new research by nonprofit Integrated Benefits Institute…Read more

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The Pulse
Rich White
Refinanced mortgages free up cash flow
By Rich White
Freddie Mac's archives contain weekly, monthly and annual historic data for fixed (15-year and 30-year) and adjustable rate mortgages. They will help you show clients today's historic opportunity to refinance an existing mortgage at lower rates, thus freeing up more cash flow for investment or insurance…Read more
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More liberal reporting from Denis. This so called "tax cut" is not really that at all. It's a temporary stimulus that has been used multiple times now with both parties and it doesn't work. It does drain needed funds out of one of our endangered entitlement programs, Social Security. The real concern about all this hyped nonsense is that anyone actually falls for it. Next year we're all getting slammed with major league tax increases. Our POTUS just proposed another budget that sets a record deficit. We've gone from a debt to GDP ratio of 40% to almost 80% in three years. Next stop is Athens.

-- GMiller, Check's in the mail — maybe

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