Rates under ObamaCare Could Drop for the First Time Next Year

Posted by on October 22, 2018 in ObamaCare News Archive


Rates on ObamaCare’s benchmark Silver plans could drop for the first time since the health insurance marketplace opened open back in 2014.

That said, it isn’t all good news. This is a drop compared to steep increases. Benchmark plans, the plans subsidies are based on, are up 37% this year, meanwhile next year the projected drop is 2%.

Still, this is generally good news and it shows that the Affordable Care Act is working under Trump despite the changes.

Read more at CNN’s Obamacare is about to get a bit cheaper for lots of people.

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