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I never said anything with a different view than me is a hate thread. I read a bunch of posts, and this thread is going exactly the same way all the other obamacare threads go.
no one answered the OPs question really.
I beg to differ, I suggested his wife start a part-time business/LLC so she can deduct the premiums. Where's your answer for him?
at least now you know that Obamacare drove premiums up 41% and this is just the beginning for the other reasons I mentioned
This is not quite factual IMO. This makes it sound like they raised the prices for the exact same policies, when what it did was mandate that policies that didn't include certain features be replaced with better policies, which have higher premiums than the old policies did.
This is not quite factual IMO. This makes it sound like they raised the prices for the exact same policies, when what it did was mandate that policies that didn't include certain features be replaced with better policies, which have higher premiums than the old policies did.
Premiums are increasing for the same policies
Premiums have to increase because insurers are required to rate individuals in narrow bands
3 age bands and 2 risk classes smoker vs. non smoker
Policyholders who were uninsurable are now being insured. Those people are what is driving up costs for the healthy insureds.
Doctors are offered a low rate and they will refuse coverage
some hospitals and doctors are receiving higher reimbursements under the ACA. the ones who aren't aren't because they are failing to meet performance standards.
should medicare reimburse doctors that are performing poorly just as well as ones who are performing well?
However prices are likely to increase significantly more because the government guarantees insurers will recoup any losses. They did this because otherwise no insurance company is going to cover brand new patients with no history of losses.
Insurers are low balling prices to attract as many insurers as possible.
My brother in law is an actuary. Congratulations. I work in finance.
That was nice. Now...back to the conversation.
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