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But unlike coverage under Medicaid or under a plan with a higher actuarial value, the IRS would determine what care and medications are covered.
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Ross did not have actuarial data to support the idea such a program would pay for itself, but pointed the the initial success of college tuition programs at places like Purdue University.
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One study found that when adjusting for actuarial value to create an apples-to-apples comparison, individual-market premiums actually dropped after the introduction of the ACA.
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The deductible for a plan with an actuarial value of 58 percent would be a significantly higher percentage of income — also making such a plan unattractive, but for a different reason.
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One study found that, when adjusting for actuarial value to create an apples-to-apples comparison, individual-market premiums actually dropped after the introduction of the ACA.
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Actuarial Value, which dictates the average share of health care costs insurers must pick up.
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The Boston College study found that working one additional year raises women’s monthly benefits by 8.6% on average—7% from an actuarial adjustment and an additional 1.6% from late-career earnings.
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However, there will be considerable political pressure to set the premiums well below the expected actuarial expenditure on care for beneficiaries.
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First Known Use of actuarial
1869
Law Dictionary
actuarial
playLegal Definition of actuarial
1 : of or relating to actuaries
2 : relating to statistical calculation especially of life expectancy
actuarially
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