Posted on 10/29/2013 4:02:28 PM PDT by SoFloFreeper
he fact that many current health-care plans do not offer all the benefits required under Obamacare means that many premiums are likely to jump dramatically, Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini told CNBC.
Bertolini, appearing on Tuesday's "Closing Bell," said that most Americans with current plans are below the 60 percent essential Affordable Care Act benefit requirement, and individual plan participants will have to pay a minimum of a 20 percent increase to upgrade, he said.
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$2500 savings per year minimum.
Lies.
Tax the middle class to pay for Democrat voters, and then they can run around and say, "see what we did for ya!"
Just another vote buying scam, only on a grand scale.
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And the MSM is covering this NOW ?
WTF ?
CNBC has been railing on this all day.
They are tools of another tool network, NBC, that has either broken from the talking points or something else is up ?
Let us not forget that the people that met with Urkel and then came out in a wholehearted endorsement of ObamaramCare is none other than ..............Aetna, Blues, Cigna etc.
All the heavies in health insurance.
This was known when Obamacare started. Obama knew this, He lied about it.
Even that POS Steny Hoyer admitted this this afternoon.
They all knew what would happen, it was all a part of the plan.
They saw $$$$ in Obamacare.
Still working on next year’s operating plan. I am sure it was based so far on Barry’s promises of zillions of healthy young subscribers signing up for expensive premiums.
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