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The Assurant Health Insurance Company has agreed to refund nearly $1.7 million to Montanans to resolve a complaint that the company charged two different prices for the same health insurance policies: a lower price for healthier customers and a higher price for sicker Montanans.

A low credit rating can have an adverse affect on home and car loans, car and home insurance rates, and rental housing costs.

People confuse “Healthcare” and “Health Insurance.” The Affordable Care Act, or “Obamacare” as some people refer to it, is insurance — not healthcare.

Montana is changing the way specialty-tier prescription drugs are paid for.

The first ten amendments to the US Constitution are labeled the “Bill of Rights.” Are they really rights — or just suggestions?

In a conference call today, outgoing Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sibelius announced that eight million Americans, and 36,584 Montanans, had signed up for healthcare in the Affordable Care Act's insurance marketplace.

Montana Businesses will be paying a little less in taxes as the state moves into the holiday season.

The University of Montana's Bureau of Business and Economic Research has released the results of an extensive survey that questioned Montanans about health insurance.  The survey polled 4,662 Montanans between September 2011 and February 2012, and found that 20 percent did not have insurance.

As of October 1, the federal government-run health insurance exchanges will be open to the public. However, Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Monica Lindeen is advising Montanans to wait a bit before they enroll.

The Consumer Federation of America is out with information about auto insurance in Montana and the news isn't very good.