With new federal rules allowing short-term plans that last up to three years, some consumers are opting for more risky policies. Adding to the appeal is the elimination of a federal tax penalty for those without comprehensive insurance.
By Anna Gorman, Washington Post U.S.
Mon, 12/03/2018 - 6:30am
With new federal rules allowing short-term plans that last up to three years, some consumers are opting for more risky policies. Adding to the appeal is the elimination of a federal tax penalty for those without comprehensive insurance.