According to the data, most plans proposed increases of between 2 and 10 percent. Two states will see premiums jump more than 20 percent, and seven will see premium increase by at least 10 percent.
In proposed rate filings, many insurers said inflation is a driving factor behind increasing costs.
Here are the 10 states where rates are set to increase the most:
- Virginia
Average percent increase: 28.77
- New York
Average percent increase: 24.34
- Maine
Average percent increase: 18.15
- Georgia
Average percent increase: 15.62
- Vermont
Average percent increase: 14.15
- Alaska
Average percent increase: 14.1
- District of Columbia
Average percent increase: 13.47
- Connecticut
Average percent increase: 11.36
- Colorado
Average percent increase: 10.14
- Washington
Average percent increase: 8.38
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