Everyday we are spent lot of money for our physical crisis. But we can't know how we can save your money by simple technique. It is the harmful for us. For many Americans, the health-care news this year is more of the same: rising insurance premiums—and for some, reduced coverage—at a time of continued economic malaise. Health care remains one of the largest line items in any family's budget, and finding ways to save is more important than ever. But people out of work are learning that coverage sold on the so-called individual market is typically not as robust as their work-based insurance was. And those still covered through employers are seeing more high-deductible plans, according to a November survey from human-resource consultant Mercer. Whatever your situation, here are seven tips to help you save on medications, health insurance, doctors' bills and more. 1. Understand New Legislation Many people think that the Affordable Care Act doesn't take effect until 2014...