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Some industry observers had called for rate cuts, given the windfall health plans have reaped so far this year from...

Numerous insurers across the country have announced plans to hike rates next year, though some have proposed cuts.

The average monthly premium for an individual was $456, according to the survey, up 68% since 2014.

The RAND study estimated that premiums for public plans could be 10% to 27% lower than those for private plans...

Insurers say that while that falloff in claims for non-COVID care is offsetting for now many insurers' costs associated with...

Sixty percent of insurers are also offering a premium deferral program for patients infected by COVID-19, according to a recent...

An Urban Institute study found that 31 states saw a decline in premium costs for their lowest-price silver plan.

Monthly premiums fell from $288 in 2017 to $162 in 2019 for subsidy-eligible enrollees in rural markets.

In a tight labor market, offering a more generous plan with a lower deductible can be an attractive recruitment tool.

However, HHS says health insurance remains largely unaffordable to non-subsidized consumers.

Average deductibles now at $1,655, double the average of a decade ago.

Meanwhile, deductibles for families and individuals dropped by more than 6%.