Last updated August 25, 2026 Open Enrollment for 2027 health coverage opens November 1, 2026. Here’s exactly when it runs, what almost changed about it, what your premium is likely to look like, and what to do before it opens. When Is Open Enrollment 2027? Open Enrollment for 2027 coverage runs November 1, 2026 to […]
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Choosing the right health insurance plan can feel overwhelming—and focusing on the wrong details may cost you more than expected. Before enrolling, watch out for these five common mistakes that could affect both your budget and access to care. 1. Focusing Only on the Monthly Premium It’s tempting to choose the plan with the lowest
A health insurance agent can simplify your options, help you find the right coverage, and provide ongoing support—at no additional cost to you.
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