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As insurers pull back from federal program, health regulator says consumers will have affordable coverage options
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As insurers pull back from federal program, health regulator says consumers will have affordable coverage options
With a number of insurers reducing their participation in the federal health program, consumers need to explore their options
Some 24 million people around the U.S. are still without coverage, and they have a few things in common
The Democratic and GOP nominees have very different views, and your retirement security could hinge on who wins
Aetna is the latest to abandon most of its exchange business. Why the Affordable Care Act is a money loser for big players
Major insurers say the exchange business generates large losses in part because of higher-than-expected claims
As more companies launch these mini-ACA exchanges, it creates new options for workers -- as well as new complications
Justice Department will sue to prevent the latest round of big health insurance mergers. That could be great news for consumers
Premiums will jump an average of 13.2 percent in 2017 for plans in the state's exchange, giving new ammo to critics
With Republican nominee Donald Trump vowing to throw out the Affordable Care Act, the Cleveland Clinic CEO weighs in on steps to improve health care
Many Wall Street analysts see some upheavals ahead in that case, and here's how they suggest you can prepare
It beat expectations in the second quarter even with the bigger hit from policies written on Obamacare exchanges
We can start to picture it by reviewing what he gets wrong about the economy as well as what he gets right
The GOP's white paper falls short of a full-scale Obamacare replacement proposal
Increases for 2017 now appear likely to come in at about 10 percent, but the more you know, the better off you'll be
Full picture on 2017 premiums will emerge later this summer as the presidential election heads into the home stretch
Facing premiums that could rise by double digits, people paying their own way for coverage have no recourse
Citing financial losses under the health care law, many insurers around the country are requesting bigger premium increases for 2017
Although this levy on high-cost employer-provided health plans has economists' support, some big uncertainties remain
The outcome on Monday suggests that court lacked a majority for a significant ruling
A federal judge said the Obama administration is unconstitutionally spending federal money to fund Obamacare
The country could soon have just three major companies, but for consumers, bigger insurers may mean higher premiums
An early glimpse into next year's rate requests show that insursance companies are still grappling with demand and costs
It's hardly anti-market to point out how they can fail to run properly, nor is it always meddling when government steps in
Early indications are that health insurers will be trying to get hefty hikes for 2017 as they adjust to the new markets