Pennsylvania Obamacare insurance rates will jump nearly 5 percent next year
Most people won't see a significant difference in their premium prices because federal financial assistance typically increases to match price hikes. However, those who don't qualify for subsidies will have to pay more.
Nearly 400,000 Pennsylvanians signed up for insurance through the Affordable Care Act for this year, according to the
Enrollment for 2018 fell about 7 percent short of the 2017 numbers after federal officials cut the enrollment period in half and reduced funds for advertising and enrollment assistance.
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Without a penalty for the uninsured, some young and healthy people likely would drop their insurance plans, leading insurers to raise prices or leave the marketplace, health experts say.
A repeal of the individual mandate would reduce the federal deficit by about
Nearly 23,000
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