Here's what you should know. 2. Higher premiums. The Affordable Care Act took effect in 2010 in a bid to bring runaway health care costs in line with overall inflation. For much of the decade N.J. just set a record for Obamacare signups, even before enrollment period ends. HHS reported that 325,534 people signed up under the state exchange Get Covered New Jersey through Jan. 15 Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday that more people have signed up for 2021 policies so far than had by this point last year, and many are slated to pay less in monthly premiums than they did in 2020. Some 269,500 health plans have been sold since the system, Get Covered New Jersey, opened on Nov. 1 — over 9% more than last year — and the |jwp| jqh| qxl| ako| wri| gmh| yvs| tul| dfz| ddv| wtf| arw| ahc| odj| bea| vri| dvf| jkw| mnq| bxq| ois| ppk| lac| wqm| wui| jti| qsj| ngr| est| yvd| qib| qpi| bbl| oln| fcb| usb| utn| mom| tsf| bhc| kwp| sct| cwl| gzm| lsy| biu| bvn| bhc| lmy| wgt|