The Eye Popping 2016 Obamacare Rate Increases Are Out

[HealthRisk]

In that case, wouldn't the 1095A contain the second/higher SLCSP premium, and the tax credit difference would be refunded at reconciliation time?

I don't know how they are handling that. It is most likely a mess because the co-op existed for 2015 and was one of the lower priced carriers. They just closed to new enrollments. It was very odd.

 

[dgoldenz]

Utahns' health-insurance premiums to soar in 2016 | The Salt Lake Tribune

"On average, insurance rates will be 22 percent higher next year, the Legislature's Health Reform Task Force learned Thursday afternoon.

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Utah's co-op, Arches, is the second-largest insurer on the state exchange, behind SelectHealth. Arches insures 63,500 Utahns through about 36,000 policies.

While Arches is not "out of the woods," President Nathan Johns said Thursday, the company will continue to offer a range of plans to individuals and families on and off the federal exchange.

Arches' insurance premiums, however, will rise more steeply than other more deep-pocketed companies'. Arches plans will cost consumers nearly 43 percent more on average next year."

 

[Yagents]

Remember, rates would have been higher with out a.c.a

 

[dgoldenz]

Remember, rates would have been higher with out a.c.a

It would be cool if every one of these articles mentioned that the rates that are being increased by 43% were increased by 100+% in 2014 for ACA. So it's like a nice little 86% increase instead.

 

[taterpeeler]

You worthless insurance agents got a massive raise... Stfu

 

[somarco]

Former commission 12% down to 4% is not a raise until premiums more than triple.

 

[Yagents]

Texas calculators work differently

 

[taterpeeler]

Texas calculators work differently

expert Texas agents work different... Ratt-N-Roll

 

[Nasha]

Who is paying only 4%? Carriers are paying 8% in Florida.

 

[Yagents]

Who is paying only 4%? Carriers are paying 8% in Florida.

Besides u.h.c , who is paying more than 6% In Florida?