New Trump rule will require Obamacare insurers to bill separately for abortion

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The Trump administration finalized a rule that will require some health insurers to send their customers separate premium bills to cover abortion.

The rule, announced Friday, applies to plans that are sold on the Obamacare exchange and will go into effect June 27, 2020. Most of the people who buy health insurance on the exchange get tax subsidies from the government to help pay premiums, and anti-abortion groups have pushed for the separation because they don’t want government funding involved in paying for abortions.

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