Obamacare stabilization funding could cut premiums by 17 percent

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The creation of a $15 billion stabilization fund could lower premiums on Obamacare’s exchanges by an average of 17 percent, according to a new analysis.

The analysis from consulting firm Avalere Health comes as the Senate is expected to unveil a new Obamacare stabilization package. But it remains unclear if the items that Avalere says will lead to premium decreases will be included in the bill.

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