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Tampa is state’s second-worst city for bogus insurance claims
March 31st, 2011
admin Times staff Thursday, March 31, 2011 As it has since 2008, Tampa remains the second worst city in Florida for fraudulent auto insurance claims. Miami stayed in the top spot and Orlando maintained its third place ranking. The National Insurance Crime Bureau released its questionable claims analysis for Florida and found that 22,679 claims were [...]
Obama’s transportation budget tests his power in Congress
February 16th, 2011
admin Tom Ramstack – AHN News Correspondent Washington, DC, United States (AHN) – President Obama’s 2012 budget proposal for public transportation is shaping up as a test of whether he still can influence Congress after Democratic defeats in the November elections. On Monday, Obama proposed a 127 percent increase in public transit spending at a time [...]
Ex-mortgage loan broker sentenced to three years
December 18th, 2010
admin GREENEVILLE – A Florida man convicted of a nearly two-year mortgage fraud and money-laundering scheme in Greene and Cocke counties was sentenced this week to more than three years in prison. View full post on All Stories
Fla. Woman Fights Epic 25-Year Foreclosure Battle
December 4th, 2010
admin A retired Florida woman who hasn’t paid her mortgage since 1985 is engaged in one of the longest foreclosure battles ever. Armed with a stack of legal challenges both legit and frivolous and protected by a 105-pound pit bull, the 71-year-old has successfully staved off six lenders in a cautionary… View full post on All [...]
A 25-Year Mortgage Standoff
December 4th, 2010
admin The last time Patsy Campbell made a mortgage payment on her house was October 1985. The 71-year-old Florida retiree has been fighting off the lenders ever since. View full post on All Stories
Florida to drop 350 uninsured HIV/AIDS patients from drug program; Ore. and Wash. set up enrollment periods for children’s insurance; Calif. gets federal grant to update Medicaid program
November 4th, 2010
admin The Miami Herald/The Sun Sentinel: “The Florida Department of Health plans to drop about 350 uninsured HIV/AIDS patients from a federally funded program that pays for all or most of their drugs, because of a budget crisis. An additional 2,000 or more HIV-positive patients are at risk of being bumped from the program unless the [...]
Atlantic Coast Bank Appoints Two Senior Executives
October 25th, 2010
admin WAYCROSS, Ga.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Atlantic Coast Bank, a unit of Atlantic Coast Federal Corporation (NASDAQ:ACFC), today announced that it has named two seasoned executives to new leadership roles within the Bank. Jonathan Lewis joins Atlantic Coast Bank as Executive Vice President and will serve as President of the Bank’s expanding mortgage division, which is headquartered in Jacksonville, [...]
Six Banks Fail
October 22nd, 2010
admin Six banks just failed. Two were closed by the Florida Office of Financial Regulation, two more were closed by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and two were in Georgia. One of the bank failures, in Kansas, is expected to cost the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. $330 million. Look for story this weekend. [...]
Will Medicaid boom hurt Florida?
October 4th, 2010
admin Enrollment in the Medicaid health insurance program for the poor is booming. A new report shows 3.5 million more Americans signed up in 2009. View full post on All Stories

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