Sentences with phrase «pulling out of marketplaces»

And even if you are insured, with the number of insurers pulling out of marketplaces and the sharp rise in premiums, it might be time to look for a plan that better meets your budget and needs.

The Holubs and their 10 - year - old son, who live in Virginia, have coverage this year from Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Virginia, which is pulling out of the marketplace in their area.

To cover all those medical bills, they likely have to raise premiums — or pull out of the marketplaces entirely to preclude operating at a loss.

Not exact matches

Much of the overall membership drop has to do with Aetna's individual insurance sector, which has been struggling to maintain profits in the Obamacare insurance marketplaces (which Aetna largely pulled out of for 2017.)

«It's not going to get any better, it's getting worse,» he said, adding that he believes even more insurance companies will pull out of the health law's marketplaces in the near future.

More specifically, if we allowed school systems to run as a marketplace might — where failing schools lose dollars if kids are pulled out — instead of promising a steady level of funding despite failures, maybe we would see more success.

Here's another brand many people forgot about, which was a major factor in Suzuki's automotive division pulling out of the North American marketplace (they still sell motorbikes here).

For the already saturated field of non-fiction, it might be best to pull your books out of Kindle Unlimited and enroll them in multiple marketplaces.

It goes into detail about why Amazon is spanking B&N in the marketplace, and what can be done to pull them out of a tailspin.

As Blair put it, «We really thought it was impossible for us to take a decision like this» to pull that great nation out of the world's largest collaborative marketplace.

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Colin Rule: Well, it's interesting, we are building a new society out in cyberspace, it's cross-border, I mean, any of us can pull our phone out of our pockets and swipe, swipe, swipe, we buy something from someone on the other side of the planet and the justice systems that we have are tied to geography, if it's a dispute between a buyer in Argentina and a seller in Paris based on an e-commerce marketplace in the US and the item is drop - shipped out of China, I mean, our current legal system really can't make heads or tails out of that because it's the jurisdiction, it's just too confused.

Individuals that do not have the time nor the basic knowledge of crypto trading can benefit from the continuously growing digital currency marketplace without sitting in front of a computer pulling their hair out trying to make money.