Insurance rate hikes with $2.4 billion cash surplus?

The surplus of nonprofit health-insurance companies should be considered in granting future rate hikes in Washington state.

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Posted by WallaWalla1 at 02/10/12 05:37PM        Post ID#: #5269

When ObamaCare fully rolls out in 2014, the "big 3" will need this much and more in reserves. The money to provide medical services and prescription medication doesn't grow on trees.

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