Posted on 03/30/2014 11:30:43 AM PDT by Nachum
It seems to me that at some point in time,with insurance premiums increasing,that some who signed on will have no choice but to drop out. Suppose the gov’t. will report these numbers accurately? For those who manage to hang onto their policies for awhile,what happens when they find out that they can’t get the right treatment with the right doctor or hospital? Then again,what happens when the premiums & deducticles go up again in the following year? They’ve spent every cent they had & now have nothing.
No problem...... failure to be able to pay merely requires an accounting adjustment. For every account in arrears more than 90 days there will be a bond issue sold to offset the arrears. The arrears will be transferred into an asset called long term notes due .
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