Bill allows Georgia residents to purchase out-of-state policies

Published Updated 2 Min Read

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal (R) has signed into law a bill that allows state residents to purchase individual health insurance policies across state lines.

Supporters feel that allowing more insurance carriers to enter the market will allow consumers to be able to comparison shop and find the lowest rate when purchasing health insurance.


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