‘Birthday rule’ blindsides first-time Olathe parents with a mammoth medical bill
They expected things to work out fine between the insurance company and the hospitals. Then the bills came.
by Cara Anthony, Kaiser Health News
In the nine months leading up to her due date, Kayla Kjelshus and her husband, Mikkel, meticulously planned for their daughter’s arrival.
Their long to-do list included mapping out their family’s health insurance plan and registering for baby gear and supplies. They even nailed down child care ahead of her birth.
“We put a deposit down to hold a spot at a local day care following our first ultrasound,” said Kayla Kjelshus, of Olathe, Kansas.
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Kroll Bond Rating Agency (KBRA) releases an update on the residential solar loan ABS sector, including a 2021 new issuance forecast, credit and competitive trends across the sector, and a comparison of solar loan ABS platforms.
Credit performance in the residential solar loan ABS sector has shown resilience through the COVID-19 pandemic and appears likely to remain stable in 2021. Originations continue to rise as issuers are becoming more competitive in their product offerings. In addition, the industry may be further buoyed by federal policies from a new administration that has indicated its support of renewable energy.
As a result of positive trends in the sector, KBRA expects residential solar ABS issuance from public transactions to reach over $2 billion in 2021. Other positive drivers include the sector’s favorable credit performance, yield, and positive ESG attributes.
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