Obama Revives Plans to Let Cancelled Health Plans Renew
President Obama reversed course and said millions of Americans can renew individual plans canceled under the health care law for one year, shifting cancellations to insurers. industry groups warn of higher premiums and market disruption, while governors and state officials question practicalities and timing.
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Praeger warns on ACA policy cancellations impact in Kansas
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger warns that delaying cancellation of noncompliant policies under the Affordable Care Act could disrupt health reform and create problems for insurers. She notes wasted notices as many Kansans face canceled plans while HealthCare.gov glitches hinder access to new options and subsidies.
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Thanksgiving dinner costs drop slightly from last year
The American Farm Bureau Federation estimates an average 10-person Thanksgiving meal at 49.04 dollars, down 44 cents from 2012. Gas prices are about 25 cents lower per gallon, domestic airfare rose 9.5 percent to 313 dollars, and Amtrak prices were up over 4 percent, while turkey prices show little change or a modest drop yet may rise up to 5 percent.
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