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Share your rate increase story with us!

Are you one of the millions of Americans that buys health insurance on your own, outside of an employer? Then you’ve probably dealt with constantly increasing premiums and high out-of-pocket expenses and we need to hear from you.

New rules for insurance companies are designed to protect consumers like you, but insurers are fighting to undermine those new rules and we need your story to fight back.

This new rule will bring consumers $1.4 billion in rebates or lower premiums just next year but not if insurers get their way.

Help us hold insurers accountable by sharing your story below.

Please provide your contact information (which we will not share with anyone) so we can learn more details about your story, if needed. Thank you for your input!

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Sharing your story helps Consumers Union of U.S., Inc. and Consumers Union Action Fund, Inc.[1] ("we" or "us") to learn more about what is happening to real people. We use this information to explain consumer problems to policymakers, the media, and the public. When you give us your story, you agree that we may use, share, and make public your story, using only your first name, city and state. We will not share or make public your last name, address, phone number, or email address unless we contact you and gain your permission to do so.


This is not a scientific survey.

[1] Consumers Union Action Fund, Inc. ("CU Action Fund") is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit consumer advocacy organization. CU Action Fund is affiliated with Consumers Union of United States, Inc. ("CU"), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit testing and information organization serving consumers. CU Action Fund's purpose is to educate the public regarding consumer rights and consumer safety issues and to advocate policies, legislation and regulation that ensure a fair and safe marketplace for consumers, among other advocacy activities. CU Action Fund engages in (1) nonpartisan voter education activity; (2) increased lobbying activity to pass legislation in states and in Congress; (3) work on consumer oriented ballot measures; and (4) to a greater extent than CU, in member education about elections. If you would like to learn more about CU Action Fund, visit www.cuactionfund.org.

 
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