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5 Things You Need To Know Before You Get Health Insurance

5 Things You Need To Know Before You Get Health Insurance

5 Things You Need To Know Before You Get Health InsuranceKeeping yourself in the pink of health is not just a matter of life and death – it's certainly a financial matter that needs to be taken seriously.Check out these five things you need to know before you decide on getting health insurance.By Martin Millete | Oct 16, 2016 01:34 PM EDTNational health service card.


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5 smart things to know about Health Insurance Regulations, 2016

5 smart things to know about Health Insurance Regulations, 2016

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Health Insurance Companies To Hike Prices Now, Suffer Later

Health Insurance Companies To Hike Prices Now, Suffer Later

If you purchased health insurance through Blue Cross Blue Shield this year in Florida, your price for a silver plan came in around $245 a month.For 2017, the cheapest bronze plan offered - one with an over $7,000 individual deductible, which covers little more than the potential government fine for failing to have coverage - will come in around the same price.Sure, those qualifying for subsidies may be spared a large chunk of that monthly increase.


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Over 250,000 to Lose Health Insurance in Battleground North Carolina Due to Obamacare

Over 250,000 to Lose Health Insurance in Battleground North Carolina Due to Obamacare

SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTERMore than 250,000 people in North Carolina are set to lose their healthcare plans under Obamacare due to two of the state's three insurers dropping out of the exchange.The insurers' departure from the exchange means that only one insurer will be available for people to purchase plans from, Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, and they are raising their rates by nearly 25 percent, the Washington Post reported.SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTERThe Obama Administration says the exchanges are still viable despite these departures.