How the Health Bill Will Impact Premiums


Published On: December 1st, 2009

The latest Senate health bill debate focuses on what it will mean for insurance premiums, WSJ’s Janet Adamy reports. The bill wouldn’t lower premiums for people who already have employer coverage, and it would actually increase premiums for those buying on the individual market, the Congressional Budget Office says.

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