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A woman looks at the HealthCare.gov insurance exchange internet site showing a “Please wait” page, in this October 1, 2013 file photo in Washington, DC.
By Lisa Myers
Senior Investigative Correspondent, NBC News
The rollout of Obamacare has been bumpy, to say the least, and many Americans continue to express confusion about their healthcare coverage and what 2014 holds.
As we look to help readers of NBCNews.com stay informed on the latest news around the rollout of Healthcare.gov and the Affordable Care Act, we’re asking for your help: Have you heard from your personal health insurance company about premiums for next year, and how much they are rising or falling? For those of you who get health insurance via your employer, are your premiums going up or down?
And how is the plan you are offered changing? For example, is there a difference in what is “in network” and what is “out of network”? Will your deductibles increase or decrease? And are you eligible for a subsidy through Obamacare?
If you’ve been surprised by the latest news from your insurer or employer, or by how the ACA is affecting your bottom line, NBC News wants to hear from you. Submit your story via email by clicking on this address.
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