New Jersey residents who bought their own health coverage from Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield through the Affordable Care Act will pay an average of 24 percent more next year, according to state-approved rates released on Tuesday. Horizon is one of three insurance companies in New Jersey participating in the Obamacare marketplace in 2018.
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