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adn.com - After years of increases thousands of alaskans will again see a sharp spike in health insurance ratesThe Last Frontier is getting what it voted for, good and hard.
The state's largest (and effectively only) health insurer, Premera Blue Cross, is asking for a 26% rate increase next year.
The premium subsidies were ended by the One Big Beautiful Bill.
Guy who owns a pet supply shop's rates were $950 a month last year. Since the beginning of this year they have been $2860. Next year, they are likely to be $3600.
Who is supposed to be able to pay that?
Or as Donald Trump and his pedo protection squad in Congress say—
"Who cares?"
