High health insurance premiums that were due earlier this year caused so much sticker shock that nearly 69,000 New Jersey residents didn't pay them. Those who failed to pay their premiums, which rose considerably after federal subsides expired this year, represent 14% of the 509,192 residents who signed up for insurance by Jan. 31, said the state Department of…
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