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Why Auto Insurance Rates are Likely to Increase in 2018 ...
https://www.valuepenguin.com/2017/05/auto-insurance-rate-hikes...
For the past few years auto insurance rates have increased, and are unlikely to stop in 2018. More accidents and higher catastrophe losses have compressed margins for the insurers to the point they are forced to pass the burden onto their customers in order to turn better profits.
Health care premiums for 2018 set to go up by as much as ...
https://www.marketplace.org/2017/10/05/health-care/uncertainty...
Several states have announced rates for health insurance premiums on the Obamacare exchanges for 2018. Topping the list is Georgia, with rates that are 57 percent higher than last year, while Florida said some premiums will be 45 percent higher. Among the reasons for these increases is the ...
Health insurers' proposed 2018 rate hikes are early ...
www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20170510/NEWS/170519999
Health insurers are asking state regulators to approve giant rate increases for 2018 individual policies, in part because they don't yet know if the Trump administration plans to help or hurt the Affordable Care Act's health insurance exchanges.
For 2018, Expect Steeper Health Plan Premium Increases
https://www.shrm.org/.../pages/2018-health-plan-premiums-forecast.aspx
The average premium hike for employer-sponsored health plans next year is expected to be the highest since 2011. But there's some good news: prescription drug coverage cost increases may finally be slowing.
Insurance rates for 2018 going up, cloaked in secrecy ...
https://www.chron.com/business/medical/article/Insurance-rates-for...
While the rate increases reported apply only to ... Insurance rates for 2018 going ... CEO of the insurance company, said the requests for 2018 are probably even more ...
Obamacare: ‘Big Insurance Rate Hikes Coming’ In 2018 ...
https://www.republicanleader.senate.gov/newsroom/research/...
06.12.17 Obamacare: ‘Big Insurance Rate Hikes Coming’ In 2018 ‘[H]ealth Policy Experts Agree The Coming Year Could Be Rough For Remaining Insurers And Even Rougher On Consumers’
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