Post #609 by onepoorguy on the Retirement Investing board

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20% in S. Ohio.
Likely will be greater increase for 2026.

That's just the insurance companies, yes? They raise their premiums, it is reflected on the exchanges.

In my case, my insurance was no longer offered. I selected a comparable one at a comparable price, which then flaked-out on me (evidently, they didn't have their contracts negotiated, so even though they claimed to have many of our doctors contracted, they really didn't). Ended up requesting healthcare.gov allow us to change, which they did. Paying maybe 10% more, but it's a completely different company. So not comparing apples to apples.

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