Fewer health plans, higher rates approved for Kitsap
State Insurance Commissioner
Two companies that provided individual coverage in
Kreidler approved significant rate hikes for the three insurers offering 2018 plans in
Kreidler blamed the price jump on President
"I'm very disheartened to have to approve these rates," Kreidler said in the news release. "For months, we've struggled with the ongoing uncertainty at the federal level."
Participation in the individual exchange has declined dramatically since 2016, when
As of March, 5,617 county residents were enrolled in exchange plans while another 44,500 were enrolled in
Open enrollment for 2018 exchange plans begins
For enrollment information, go to wahealthplanfinder.org. For more information on approved plans and rate changes for 2018, go to insurance.wa.gov.
___
(c)2017 the KitsapSun (Bremerton, Wash.)
Visit the KitsapSun (Bremerton, Wash.) at www.kitsapsun.com
Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.


The Latest: White House suggests $45B in opioid fight
EQUITY ALERT: Rosen Law Firm Announces Filing of Securities Class Action Lawsuit Against Health Insurance Innovations, Inc. – HIIQ
Advisor News
- Your client wants to cash out an annuity. Here’s what to consider
- How student loan debt impacts 401(k) balances
- The ‘sandwich generation’ faces compounded barriers to retirement savings
- Benefit Costs Squeeze Schools, Driving Cuts, Tax Hikes And Difficult Tradeoffs
- Why client insurance needs could change even if their life doesn’t
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- SS&C Black Diamond Expands Annuities & Insurance Marketplace with New Insurance Capabilities and Carriers
- Regulators urged to sharply limit hypothetical data in annuity illustrations
- Your client wants to cash out an annuity. Here’s what to consider
- Oklahoma Insurance Dept. helps Oklahomans recover unclaimed life insurance benefits
- Bitcoin gains ground in retirement market with Equitable annuity option
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
Life Insurance News