Affordable Lifetime Health Insurance, The New Health Insurance Solution Newsletter,
October 1, 2005.

Financing the Wellness Revolution, The Wellness Revolution Newsletter,
October 1, 2005.

Economic Impact of the New Health Insurance Solution, The Paul Zane Pilzer Newsletter,
October 1, 2005.

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Below are recent issues of these newsletters.

"How Americans can now get quality affordable lifetime health insurance for themselves and their employees," The New Health Insurance Solution Newsletter, October 1, 2005.
Explains why every American should switch from employer-sponsored health insurance and what your employer doesn't want you to know about your health insurance--especially if you contribute to the cost of keeping your spouse and/or children on your employer's plan. It also explains why I wrote the book The New Health Insurance Solution.

"How U.S. consumers are financing the $1 trillion wellness revolution," The Wellness Revolution Newsletter, October 1, 2005. 
Explains how the new changes in health insurance will allow consumers to shift some of their spending on sickness care to wellness care, and have tax-free money available to invest in their wellness. Beginning late 2005, employer-sponsored Defined Contribution health insurance programs will financially reward consumers for their wellness by allowing them to purchase less expensive individual health insurance policies.

"Economic Impact of the New Health Insurance Solution on the U.S. Economy," The Paul Zane Pilzer Newsletter, October 1, 2005.
In the past, when lecturing overseas, I used to be embarrassed when asked questions about U.S. health insurance. I, and all Americans, should have been embarrassed--one million Americans each year file bankruptcy due to failed health insurance. Beginning late 2005, this is changing and America will soon lead the world in health insurance and healthcare, just as it does in so many other areas.