NJ wants health insurance windfall to bolster surplus. That’s raising questions
New Jersey’s windfall from the corporate conversion of Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield is now in hand, but not everyone is happy about where it is going. State officials intend to use $625 million New Jersey collected in payments over recent years in ways that would ultimately allow the state to beef up its budget surplus…
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