Is it legal in the state of Nevada to increase someone’s health insurance premiums without notice?
My job offers a fairly crappy health plan for too much money and I have yet to use it — and of course now, the icing on the cake is the fact that they increased our premiums without any sort of notification. How is this legal? What if I had purchased this insurance knowing it was the max I could afford (luckily I’m not in that situation but some of my coworkers are) and all of a sudden they take out more money from my paycheck than last month which put me over my monthly allowance without being able to opt out? Are we supposed to just sit and watch our paychecks shrink while the insurance company drains our funds? What if they raise it again? Is there anything I can do? The insurance company btw is Aetna.
Well we already know we’re being laid off but in my case for the better. It is a dead end job and I definitely need to do something catered to my skills and talents instead of rotting in that craphole 
. Anyway, none of the management can explain it so either they are lying or it is the insurance company’s doing.
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If a state raises its speed limits, will insurance premiums go up for residents of that state?
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If you are willing to pay premiums to an insurance co.why not to state sponsored health care?
So every needed procedure would be covered for every citizen?
Many insurance companies can refuse to pay for certain procedures based on their guidelines despite a doctors decision.
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