Commentary

Playing Politics with ObamaCare’s 2015 Insurance Premiums

By Ashton Ellis
Wednesday, November 05 2014

With the 2014 midterm elections now in the books, Americans will finally get information the Obama administration refused to reveal. For the last twenty years, it’s been standard practice in the health insurance industry to release insurance premium rates sixty days before they go into effect. Since policies begin January 1, insurance rates are released November 1. This gives policy holders sufficient time to decide whether they want to keep their existing plan or select a new one. As millions of Americans learned during last year’s enrollment period, shopping on an ObamaCare exchange…

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