Fiscal Magic

INDIANAPOLIS — Some Indiana Medicaid patients can now earn money to spend on health care simply by visiting the doctor or seeking routine preventive care. Managed Health Services announced on Monday a new debit card program that rewards patients for making regular trips to the doctor, taking care of their babies and getting screened for several conditions. Participants can earn between $10 …

A gaggle of big banks have repaid their loans to the government under the $700 billion financial rescue. Is there a chance taxpayers will eventually recoup the rest of the money spent on this and other bailouts – and maybe…

WASHINGTON – A gaggle of big banks have repaid their loans to the government under the $700 billion financial rescue. Is there a chance taxpayers will eventually recoup the rest of the money spent on this and other bailouts — and maybe even take in a little profit?

Some Indiana Medicaid patients can now earn money to spend on health care simply by visiting the doctor or seeking routine preventive care. Managed Health Services on Monday announced a new debit card program that rewards patients for making regular trips to… Sponsored Topics: Medicaid – Health care – United States – Health – Insurance

Some Indiana Medicaid patients can now earn money to spend on health care simply by visiting the doctor or seeking routine preventive care.

Young Money associate Nicki Minaj has officially joined forces with Lil Wayne by signing to the rapper’s record label and joining the likes of new signees Drake and Bow Wow.

The penny slot machine, once a joke among serious gamblers, is the hottest form of betting during this recession.

It’s only a couple of weeks or even days until school begins.

I am sure you have heard about or maybe even used some of the Web search engine sites that will donate something somewhere if you use their lesser-known technology instead of uber-search engines like Google, Yahoo or Bing. One example is GoodSearch, which will give money to your specified registered charity.

COLUMBUS – An Akron-based electric company and its executives gave newly-appointed state Sen. Shannon Jones at least $35,000 in direct campaign contributions this year – more than any of Ohio’s other 32 senators, or 99 Ohio House members.