Why are health premiums stabilizing or falling in 2019?: Now that individuals are not forced to buy insurance policies that don't serve their needs and have more choices as to what to buy – off-market exchanges, short-term plans, and other arrangements, without the fear of paying a big fine – the big insurance companies no longer have a captive audience to force people to pay whatever increases are forced down their throats. Competition and choice are a wonderful thing. It is not a coincidence that health premiums continuously skyrocketed under the massive mandates of Obamacare. It's also not a coincidence that they are looking better in 2019, when the mandate disappears (hopefully for good).
Saturday, October 13, 2018
Why are health premiums stabilizing or falling in 2019?
Why are health premiums stabilizing or falling in 2019?: Now that individuals are not forced to buy insurance policies that don't serve their needs and have more choices as to what to buy – off-market exchanges, short-term plans, and other arrangements, without the fear of paying a big fine – the big insurance companies no longer have a captive audience to force people to pay whatever increases are forced down their throats. Competition and choice are a wonderful thing. It is not a coincidence that health premiums continuously skyrocketed under the massive mandates of Obamacare. It's also not a coincidence that they are looking better in 2019, when the mandate disappears (hopefully for good).
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