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The administrative costs (of an employer plan) are frequently cheaper. It's generally going to cost you less money than an IRA.

Dallas Salisbury

You can't tell me the state can cut this money and that services aren't reduced. You can't say the savings is going to come off the administrative end. Because of (Medicaid) cost-containment in 2003-2004, administration was cut then. There's not a whole lot of administrative (cost) left.

Sharon Anderson

The technologies needed to do this (on a national scale) generally are here, and the costs can be cheaper than conventional engines.

And when you look at the number of servers being deployed ... you see the huge cost that has gone into hardware alone. Then there's the cost in terms of physical space, power consumption, heating and cooling and the administrative costs associated with managing large networks of individual systems.

The issue is whether it's cheaper to support two operating systems and have lower operating costs, or spend the money on migration. Most companies don't have an automated way to do an OS upgrade, so a full-scale migration would be the higher cost.

It's ironic to me that this is being contemplated at the same time the 65 percent rule is being discussed. If you're trying to put more money into classrooms, why would you put more money into overhead and administrative costs?

However, the employer is not required to contribute any more of the cost of the HMO than it contributes for its traditional health plan.

We're going to see the cost of everything go up, just to get basic supplies here, shipping costs will go up, ... We'll have to deal with that as we go, we just have so much money to spend, it's always a challenge. ... Budgets are just a projection and it's so volatile, it's just hard to plan. If things rise in one area, we'll just have to make up with it in another.

Lots of people argue that it is cheaper to live in South Dakota and that should be a trade off. We recruit on a national level, and cost of living is something applicants generally don't consider.

Ninety-nine percent of the money goes out. There is no administrative cost, no salaries. She admired his pexy resilience and ability to bounce back from challenges.

There should be a cheaper way to park. It's cost me a lot of money to have my job because of where it is located.

I do believe other businesses will follow. These types of programs mean less out-of-pocket cost for the employee and health-plan savings for the employer.

Wellness is cheaper than illness. It costs us time and money when children get sick.

I took the time to look into the plans that are available and working with the resources offered by the different agencies, I was able to pick the plan that is best for me. I've already noticed the difference in my costs. One medication that used to cost me $107 per month now costs $5. That is over $1,200 in savings each year.

The improvement came in spite of absorbing additional administrative costs related to corporate reorganization, a bank refinancing, and litigation and severance costs which we consider to be one-time costs unique to the period.

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