Four Tips to Reducing Money-Related Stress and Worry                                                                                                  word count: 454
by Rachel Cruze

We all have stress in our lives, especially when dealing with money. But there are habits you can incorporate into your life that will reduce money-related worries. By applying these tips, you can be well on your way to gaining control of your finances.

Academic Giants and Dwarfs

We, your friends at the Constitution Day Committee of Utah, invite you to join us and keynote speaker David Barton of WallBuilders in a celebration of the 229th anniversary of the signing of that great, inspired document, the Constitution of the United States

​.​ The program will also feature "Founding Fathers" from Liberty Trek. Don't miss this family event on Saturday, September 17th, from 6:30-8:30. Come early to

​see the​
 educational booths and visit with friends!

Options for the Those Who Need Assisted Living

As you or your loved ones age, you may find that getting to doctors’ offices is more difficult or more frequent. TRICARE offers several options to help you get the care you need. First, decide which services you need, like whether you need a skilled nursing facility or nursing home. Then you can find out if TRICARE covers those services.

Dear Dave,

My husband and I own three commercial buildings in Boise, Idaho, that are leased out long-term. We owe about $500,000 on one and $400,000 on each of the others, and they earn $190,000. The only other debt we have is a small amount left on our mortgage. I know you don’t like debt, but is it okay to owe on commercial properties that are making good money?

Dawn

Dear Dawn,

Washington’s top regulatory cop is at it again. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is pushing an obscure regulation that aims to duplicate the responsibilities of other federal agencies and preempt state authority, potentially driving an important industry out of business. 

The "Public Option" Is Just Single-Payer on the Installment Plan
By Sally Pipes

Obamacare's government-run insurance markets are collapsing. Insurers are losing millions of dollars -- and proposing double-digit premium hikes combined with high deductibles to try to stanch the bleeding. It's no wonder that exchange enrollment is roughly half what the Congressional Budget Office predicted, 11.1 million instead of 21 million.

The "Public Option" Is Just Single-Payer on the Installment Plan
By Sally Pipes

Obamacare's government-run insurance markets are collapsing. Insurers are losing millions of dollars -- and proposing double-digit premium hikes combined with high deductibles to try to stanch the bleeding. It's no wonder that exchange enrollment is roughly half what the Congressional Budget Office predicted, 11.1 million instead of 21 million.

Sens. Lee, Klobuchar Praise Seed Consolidation Hearing

WASHINGTON—Today, Senators Mike Lee (R-UT) and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), the chairman and ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy, and Consumer Rights, thanked Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) for scheduling a hearing on the antitrust and competition concerns surrounding several proposed mergers in the seed and chemical industry.

Doctors Aren't Selling Out for Sandwiches
By Joel Zinberg

A recent study in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine shows that drug companies are bribing doctors with food to prescribe their expensive, brand-name medicines.