Yes, it certainly could mean that you have a heart problem, but it does not necessarily mean that. Without knowing more information about you, including your risk factors, family history, and even your social history, it is very difficult to say. If you are young, healthy, and have no significant family history, it is quite possible that your pain is from some involvement of the chest walls.
Can I Pay My Long Term Care Costs and Insurance Premiums Through a Health Savings Account? Can I Pay My Long Term Care Costs and Insurance Premiums Through My Health Savings Account (HSA)? Yes, an HSA (health savings account) is an account established to pay for qualified medical expenses, including qualified long term care costs and long term care insurance premiums. Contributions and withdrawals are tax-free for qualified expenses.
While there are many tax and fee changes, all of which impact the economy, of direct interest to consumers is the increase of 2% on the HST. Insurance policies are not subject to HST, but the cost of claims paid are subject to HST by suppliers. (ie costs to repair cars, fix damage to homes etc;). This may increase the amount paid to settle claims. Insurance premiums are a reflection of the cost of claims. The increase on the HST will increase the cost of many insurance claims by 2%. (Businesses registered for HST may be able to claim the HST on claims as an input tax credit.) This may impact insurance premiums down the road since insurance premiums are driven by claims costs.