Ur All Fck*d In 2016 With Health Insurance Rates..

[iTeachSAP]

India 10gesedanikintime daggara padindhi

[princeofheaven]

ok ee roju ki ee bheja fry chaal i go sleep 

+1

[ronitreddy]

LOL

[ronitreddy]

India 10gesedanikintime daggara padindhi

Kani evadu podu..eeda taxi anna nadupukoni undali ani sustharu

[tom bhayya]

Kani evadu podu..eeda taxi anna nadupukoni undali ani sustharu

lol

[MeetFriendz]

Hnmm

[Comfort]

canada ellipodam

[KillChillPandey]

canada la taxes usa ki tatha taxes.. sachi urkuntav kattlaeka

[Novak_Djokovic]

[micxas]

Naku already penchutamani chepparu 20 bucks nearly..:(

[BOY]

FT chusukodam better

 

 

[BOY]

insurance company business start cheyyali ante emcheyyali ?

[porsche911]

I think u guys should be aware that the next target is employer based insurance and when that will start giving pain then people will realize what a disaster obama is for this country.
socialism and ultra leftist ideaology is the death spell for this country.

 

I m not sure whether its ultra leftist idealogy or a perfect plan driven by capitalism.

The people who benefited by the Obama Care are rich ass Insurance companies and Health Care Providers.

[ceelogreen]

ore pesidentuu nee valla desaanik emi raa laabam? nee maasina gudd@lo kaaki M@dda

[babaihotel]

start crying now.....

 

insurance companies applied to increase rates by upto 50% to every state insurance commissioner....all this is becoz obama's affordable care act. 

 

Oregon already approved 25% increase in rates...

 

see below article in nytimes.

 

Health Insurance Companies Seek Big Rate Increases for 2016

 

WASHINGTON — Health insurance companies around the country are seeking rate increases of 20 percent to 40 percent or more, saying their new customers under the Affordable Care Actturned out to be sicker than expected. Federal officials say they are determined to see that the requests are scaled back.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans — market leaders in many states — are seeking rate increases that average 23 percent in Illinois, 25 percent in North Carolina, 31 percent in Oklahoma, 36 percent in Tennessee and 54 percent in Minnesota, according to documents posted online by the federal government and state insurance commissioners and interviews with insurance executives.

10gei donga lanj*dka