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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 2808502" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>It says &quot;operating revenues.&quot;&nbsp; That&#039;s not profit, but money taken in to cover all expenses.&nbsp; And of course it&#039;s record breaking revenue as they&#039;ve had to increase premiums in order for them to cover all expenses and still turn a profit.&nbsp; And yes, the CEO&#039;s are doing well.&nbsp; But reduce their pay to nothing and you still couldn&#039;t cover the losses.&nbsp; And if so profitable then why are insurers dropping out all over the country?&nbsp; The ACA was designed with a goal in mind, to force private insurers out of the market, leaving the gov&#039;t as the single payer, thus controlling healthcare.&nbsp; As for the mention that your $300 a month is crazy cheap, he should keep in mind most people find it difficult enough paying for rent, or mortgage, plus car payment, utilities, groceries, childcare, etc without throwing in a $600 or more monthly insurance bill.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 2808502, member: 24302"] It says "operating revenues." That's not profit, but money taken in to cover all expenses. And of course it's record breaking revenue as they've had to increase premiums in order for them to cover all expenses and still turn a profit. And yes, the CEO's are doing well. But reduce their pay to nothing and you still couldn't cover the losses. And if so profitable then why are insurers dropping out all over the country? The ACA was designed with a goal in mind, to force private insurers out of the market, leaving the gov't as the single payer, thus controlling healthcare. As for the mention that your $300 a month is crazy cheap, he should keep in mind most people find it difficult enough paying for rent, or mortgage, plus car payment, utilities, groceries, childcare, etc without throwing in a $600 or more monthly insurance bill. [/QUOTE]

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