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LOL, truly a match made in hell...

Why do I have a faint inkling that it'll actually be "Something wicked this way comes"
You had $50 copay??
Iii know. Still had to say it out loud to makez it realz.
Rates and deductibles rose faster before Obamacare. You
Don't blame ACA for that. See JB Silver Jan. 4 article on Market Watch to start to untangle details of this. ACA is a scapegoat. Greed is the winner here, make no mistake.
Relax, "something better" is on the way!
Something better this way comes. At least that means I'll reach my deductible by March I guess.
That's why I wrote it that way. Word play @mediavest 🤓
Oddly enough the work plans actually got better this year.
When Insurance CEO make the salaries they make, Pharma over charges for drugs, etc., and on down the line, we are all getting screwed to buy some schmuck his third mansion.
It's not just insurance CEOs. It's any executive. While Obamacare had some great things about it, it also needs to go and be replaced with something better. Rates and deductibles are out of control at this point
Huh? They've risen faster after the introduction of Obamacare then over the past 8 years before it
Havas, where are you getting your "facts."
Here's a great opinion article w links to a number of studies that tie surging premiums to ACA. http://www.forbes.com/sites/theapothecary/2016/07/28/overwhelming-evidence-that-obamacare-caused-premiums-to-increase-substantially/
Also I suggest reading through acasignups.net. Additionally https://resources.ehealthinsurance.com/ehealth-price-index