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CBS News: 'Many Hit With Obamacare Sticker Shock
 
11/02/2015 3:45:48 PM PST · by bob_denard · 329 replies
TownHall ^ | Nov 02, 2015 | Guy Benson
As Obamacare enters its third year of implementation, CBS News points out what we've been highlighting for months -- the 'Affordable' Care Act continues to be a promise-breaking misnomer for millions of consumers:
 

CBS: Have you heard about ObamaCare sticker shock? [Premiums going much higher everywhere in 2016]
 
11/02/2015 10:45:09 AM PST · by SeekAndFind · 15 replies
Hotair ^ | 11/02/2015 | Ed Morrissey
Actually, we have — for three years. We’ve also heard for months that premiums would spike yet again in ObamaCare. CBS News highlighted it on its Sunday evening broadcast as open enrollment begins again, and consumers are experiencing their third straight year of sticker shock in the exchanges:CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO View More: Politics News|Live News|More News Videos.cbs-link {color:#4B5054;text-decoration:none; font: normal 12px Arial;}.cbs-link:hover {color:#A7COFF;text-decoration:none; font: normal 12px Arial;}.cbs-pipe {color:#303435;padding: 0 2px;}.cbs-resources {height:24px; background-color:#000; padding: 0 0 0 8px; width: 612px;}.cbs-more {font: normal 12px Arial; color: #4B5054; padding-right:2px;} Sign-up season started Sunday for health insurance under the Affordable...
 

Obamacare sticker shock: Big rate hikes proposed for 2016
 
06/02/2015 4:18:37 PM PDT · by Oldeconomybuyer · 18 replies
CNN ^ | June 2, 2015 | By Tami Luhby
Hold onto your wallets ... many insurers want to substantially hike rates on Obamacare policies for 2016. Many are proposing double-digit premium increases for individual policies, with some companies looking to boost rates more than 60%, according to a list posted Monday by the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Insurers say they want to hike rates because enrollees are going to the doctor, getting lab work and filling prescriptions more than they had originally anticipated. "We've seen a great pent-up demand for services," said Aaron Billger, spokesman for Highmark, a Blue Cross Blue Shield licensee offering plans in...
 

Obamacare sticker shock fears: Government pleads with Americans to shop around
 
12/04/2014 7:41:07 PM PST · by PROCON · 66 replies
washingtontimes ^ | Dec. 4, 2014 | Tom Howell Jr.
The administration is trying to preempt Obamacare sticker shock in 2015 by pleading with Americans to shop around in the marketplaces instead of automatically re-enrolling in the health plans they chose last year. Officials said Thursday those who don’t look around and compare plans during open enrollment could see their costs rise because the so-called benchmark plans are more expensive this year.But the Health and Human Services Department said there are more insurers offering more plans this year, meaning that in most states consumers can choose from three or more issuers. And HHS said those options mean most consumers who...
 

Obamacare, discontinued plans and ‘sticker shock,’ round 2
 
10/20/2014 11:45:24 AM PDT · by Oldeconomybuyer · 15 replies
The CT Mirror ^ | October 20, 2014 | By: ARIELLE LEVIN BECKER
Pete Spain knew he and his wife would have to find a new health plan for 2015 since their current policy is being discontinued at the end of the year. But the letter explaining it still contained a surprise: Buying a comparable plan next year would cost the Bridgeport couple nearly 58 percent more. “That’s just a bigger hit than we expected,” he said. The Spains are among more than 60,000 Connecticut residents with health plans that don’t meet the requirements of the federal health law. Many of them are receiving notices that their plans are being discontinued and that...
 
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