(Bloomberg) — The rates Americans pay for coverage through Obamacare are going up, as New York joins the list of states where insurers are seeking big increases in premiums under the program, adding risk for the law as the U.S. presidential election heats up.
New York's health insurers are seeking to raise the amount that customers pay for individual Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act plans by an average of 17.3 percent for 2017.
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