exchange from 2006 to 2010. he calls the affordable care act the world s largest insurance store. he says their first big challenge is getting people to pay for premiums saying many who get the subsidies don t have checkbooks. then there is the month to month bookkeeping. the individual, i m guilty myself, sometimes miss a monthly payment by mistake. the insurance company has to figure out, does that mean you have disenrolled without telling us? does that mean you sent the check and it was lost in the mail? or we have a check here that s $17.03 less than it is supposed to be. what does that mean? that has to be done individual by individual like hand-to-hand combat. in essence he says the government is now managing this huge retail store with an extra the layer of management. it goes from you in your insurance company which is today and then from your insurance
exchange from 2006 to 2010. he calls the affordable care act the world s largest insurance store. he says their first big challenge is getting people to pay for premiums saying many who get the subsidies don t have checkbooks. then there is the month to month bookkeeping. the individual, i m guilty myself, sometimes miss a monthly payment by mistake. the insurance company has to figure out, does that mean you have disenrolled without telling us? does that mean you sent the check and it was lost in the mail? or we have a check here that s $17.03 less than it is supposed to be. what does that mean? that has to be done individual by individual like hand-to-hand combat. in essence he says the government is now managing this huge retail store with an extra the layer of management. it goes from you in your insurance company which is today and then from your insurance company and uncle sam.