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Help for consumers facing foreclosure
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The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services continues to help homeowners facing foreclosure. Homeowners can call 1-800-SAFENET or go to http://www.211info.org to find a counselor to help them. Click below for an overview of the foreclosure process in Oregon, tips for homeowners to help them avoid foreclosure, a list of foreclosure counselors in Oregon, and more resources.
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Oregon American International Group (AIG) policyholders are safe
Despite financial issues facing American International Group (AIG), AIG insurance companies are solvent and have the capability to pay claims. Anyone covered by AIG insurance companies can expect their claims to be paid as usual.
Health insurance rate filings
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The Oregon Insurance Division helps residents by posting insurance rate filings for individual, portability, and small employer group health benefit plans. You can view rate filings when they are submitted to the Insurance Division and filings that have been approved for use in Oregon.
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Workers' Compensation Rates
Oregon employers will pay 5.9 percent less on average for workers' compensation coverage in 2009, the 19th consecutive year with no rate increase. Since 1991, Oregon's workers' compensation costs have decreased nearly 62 percent while benefits and services for workers have improved.
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Oregon's 150th Birthday
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Oregon will celebrate its 150th year as a state in 2009. Click below to see how plans for this sesquicentennial celebration are unfolding.

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