Mario gave some other inside information on the NFL, its players, and how they treat players. Mario also talked about how many current players don’t like to socialize with former NFL players. Mario Henry gave a real inside behind the scenes look at the NFL and why many players don’t handle their money very well.

Mario also talked about what he is doing now with his company Halo America. Halo America offers a unique program which allows someone who can’t for a mortgage due to their credit score to own a home. Mario Henry’s Halo America purchases a foreclosure or an under market priced home for an individual with challenged credit. They then lease the property with an option to buy to an individual. While Halo rents the home to the potential buyer, Halo is busy fixing the individuals credit so that they eventually be able to get a mortgage and buy the home from Halo.

Listen to the interview below and see what amazing things Halo America is doing.

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Justin was sure that if hypnotists can hypnotize a patient to undergo surgery without anesthesia, he could hypnotize Dr Lego to feel less back pain. Justin Tranz, while on–air, hypnotized Dr Lego so that his eyes were stuck together and to feel a tingle in his jaw.

Dr Lego stated after the interview that he was in control the whole time and that Justin Tranz could not have made him do funny things like he did Dale In Sales. Brett and Dr Lego have a bet that the next time Justin Tranz comes to the studio, Dr Lego will be clucking like a chicken.

Although you can’t see Dr Lego going into hypnosis, listen carefully to Justin’s words and follow along. If you have any pain, you too can use this method to reduce your pain. Just follow Justin Tranz’s instructions.

This is the second time that Justin has been on the show. The first time he showed up, he hypnotized Dale and High Pitch Eric. Check out Dale In Sales getting hypnotized

During the Yourmoneyshow.com interview with Justin Tranz, Justin revealed that he was homeless and living out of a Mustang, until someone helped him buy a magic shop. Although we did not get to it on air, Yourmoneyshow.com also found out that Justin Tranz while he was homeless ate out of dumpsters.

Justin Tranz was able to buy 5 magic shops with help from a friend and he was able to turn his life around. While operating his magic shops Justin Tranz continued to practice his hypnosis, which he started at the age of 4.

Justin Tranz is truly a rags to riches story. He also did some hypnosis on our own Dr. Lego. Listen to part two of the interview where Justin Tranz hypnotizes Dr. Lego over the airwaves. I am sure some of the listeners also got hypnotized.

Mark Brener and Cecil Suwal, now co-authors of the book, A Guide to Your Supreme Power, revealed why students using prostitution to pay for college has become more common in the U.S. and Europe.
The astonishingly Marc and Cecil revealed that a large number of students were going for their doctorates and their masters degrees. They also revealed that students using prostitution to pay their way through college is even more rampant at top-tier universities that teach some of the brightest women in our nation. Listen to the interview.

Justin Tranz stopped by to hypnotize Dale in Sales. Justin Tranz hypnotized Dale in Sales to laugh like a school girl. then Dale was hypnotized to laugh like a pig, a horse, and an evil person.

Many people think it was faked or stooged. However Justin Tranz had no idea Dale In Sales was even coming down to the studios. Dale In Sales and Justin Tranz had never even met before the show.

An HSA can be an HMO, a PPO, POS, EPO, or other type of insurance plan. However, not all policies with high deductibles make individuals eligible to contribute to an HSA. In order for a high deductible policy to be an HSA, the policy must meet certain requirements relating to deductibles, out-of-pocket expenses, covered benefits, and preventive care.

To qualify as an HSA, the policy must have an annual deductible that is at least $1,200 for self-only coverage or $2,400 for family coverage beginning in 2011.

The HSA can have an annual deductible as high as $5,950 for self-only coverage or $11,900 for family coverage in 2011. If a high deductible policy has an annual deductible below or above these amounts beginning in 2011, it is not an HSA-qualified policy.

In addition to the premium, employees may contribute money to an HSA. The amount that may be deposited into an HSA account each year is set by the U.S. Treasury Department using a formula specified in law. For 2011, the amount you may deposit is limited to:

• $3,050 for individuals with self-only coverage
• $6,150 for those with family coverage

In 2012 maximum annual amount that can be contributed to an HSA will be $3,100 for an individual, up $50 from $3,050 in 2011. The 2012 maximum annual amount that can be contributed to an HSA is $6,250 for families, up $100 from $6,150 in 2011.

Individuals age 55 or older may make additional “catch-up” contributions each year. The maximum “catch-up” contribution for 2011 and 2012 is $1,000.

The money that employees can contribute to an HSA can be invested in stocks, bond, mutual funds, or money markets. At age 65 the money can be withdrawn tax-free for medical expenses. If you want the money to go on vacation, you will have to pay income taxes on the money to withdraw.

Listen to the HSA interview