Puget
Sound Business Journal: “Nearly half of insurance brokers polled nationally
have considered leaving the industry in the wake of the Affordable Care Act
(ACA) – meanwhile, employers say they need them more than ever before,
according to a report by Aflac. A potential exodus of brokers could make it
more difficult for large and small businesses to lose that expertise just as
things are getting really complicated. Brokers help companies give employees
the best and most affordable coverage and insure they comply with the
complexities of the ACA….Brokers have only seen their jobs get more difficult
since the dawn of the Affordable Care Act. They're under pressure to deliver
employers low-cost health care, but that can be increasingly difficult. Others
fear losing customers to public and private health exchanges. And when brokers
look elsewhere for work they take their expertise with them. Many had
previously expressed concern that the introduction of the health exchanges
would take business away from them.”
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
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This is all intentionally done by the Democrats to topple what was the best health care system in the world and force us into government run health care like Canada and Britain where the government literally controls who lives and who dies. With these Democrats I can see a day where you can only get needed care if you are a Democrat and Republicans will be left on the side of the road to die in misery for not worshiping communism.
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