Insurers seek 17% hike in state marketplace premiums, amid ‘wild uncertainty’ at federal level
State insurance officials warn that thousands of Marylanders with health insurance on the state marketplace could see premiums increase an average of 17% next year unless Congress extends federal subsidies that are set to expire in December.
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