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The Insurers Dodge Bill
Out‑of‑state insurers could dodge Kentucky insurance rules
AN ACT relating to health insurance coverage by out-of-state insurers.
Bad for everyday people ·
The bill would let insurers from other states skip Kentucky insurance rules and taxes, which could lower consumer protections and cost the state money.
Our take
What we think, in plain words.
If passed, Kentucky residents could see fewer protections on their health plans and the state could lose tax revenue, while out‑of‑state insurers get a cheaper way to sell policies.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- The bill would exempt foreign insurers from Kentucky insurance code compliance.
- It would also exempt them from state insurance taxes, fees, and other charges.
- The exemption applies only if certain conditions are met, which the bill does not detail.
- The bill was introduced by two Republican representatives in the Kentucky House.
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