On the recordMarch 1, 2010
Finally, the young and the healthy can skip out of this. That will drive up premiums. They may decide they would rather pay a $750 fine than $2,500 for a health insurance policy they think they don't need. The American Academies of Actuaries wrote a letter on the Reid bill on November 20 that said: ``Any premium variations by age limited to a 3.1 ratio between the highest and lowest premiums,'' and then it goes on to say, ``would cause higher premiums on average relative to current premiums.''
Said by
Heidi Alexander
Labour Party





