How Will the Health Plan Be Funded?

Published On: July 23rd, 2009

The Senate Finance Committee is considering a move that would tax a portion of the health benefits some people receive. But insurers, not consumers, may have to take on a bigger tab, WSJ’s John McKinnon explains.

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